LeBron James' eldest son Brownie today competed in the National High School McDonald's All-Star Slam Dunk Contest. James tweeted: "Come on, Brownie! ”
Brownie's first dunk threw the ball high into the sky, and after receiving the ball, he completed the control turn and two-handed windmill dunk. Brownie's family raised cards on the sidelines to give 10 points, only his little sister Julie gave 9 points.
The referee eventually gave the dunk 65 points, and several people gave 9 points. James tweeted: "It should be 10 points, hahahaha. ”
The second dunk Brownie originally wanted to complete the catch and dunk with a one-handed 360° turn, but failed all 3 times. Brownie switched to a self-throwing windmill dunk, and the referee gave 57 points.
Brownie jumped his 1.98m tall brother Bryce to complete a one-handed dunk in the first dunk in the final, and the referee gave 63 points. The second buckle attempt to change hands under the crotch of the bottom line jumping failed to buckle. He then switched to a crotch dunk after receiving the ball and was unsuccessful, eventually scoring only 47 points and finishing second in the Slam Dunk Contest. Sean Stewart won the championship.
James won the McDonald's All-Star Slam Dunk Contest in 2003.