The best dunks from Zion Williamson to Duke, ranked

This fair website said Zion Williamson was the best dunker of his generation, a few months before even starting his senior year of high school. This is the kind of reputation that Williamson has built as a star of preparation, garnering millions of views on YouTube, a huge number of social media, and a handful of top 10 clips on SportsCenter before participating in the prom. promo.

Williamson did not live up to the hype he had at the beginning of his college career at Duke – he passed him. This man is so much more than a dunker, showing off the vision of a leader, breathtaking shot blocking ability, a non-stop engine and even the debut of a three-point stroke.

Still, we keep coming back to the dunks.

This is one of the most dunk titles of Sion this season, ranked by those who have elicited the most reactions from the Internet. This article will be updated all season, as these highlights of Zion are just beginning.

6. The first dunk of Zion

Duke had already destroyed Kentucky even before Sion got his first dunk. It was only going to get better here.

5. Alley against army

We were dangerously close to Zion who plunged his teammate two games in his university career. Maybe next time.

4. Alley-oop against East Michigan

Tre Jones – the other duke, the other, the freshman – just toppled this thing over his shoulder. He knew that no matter where he would put it, Sion was going to get it.

3. Slam back against East Michigan

As noted, it is dunk signature of LeBron. He also produced a perfect photo:

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Do they still make real dunk posters? Because it should be a poster.

2. Divide Kentucky's defense for a slam

Poor Reid Travis, widely considered the best transfer to the country this season, has just been dusted by a four-year-old younger than him. Williamson does not even need the screen here, it's speed to power as it explodes to the hoop,

1. Eyes riveted at the edge of East Michigan

Bless Cam Reddish for throwing this pass a bit too high. For any other target, this lob flies over his head for a turn-over. For Zion, it's a slam that you'll see on its best all season long. Just look where are his eyes:

It's a 18-year-old man and 285 pounds who does that. We can not have enough.