The amazing thing to me is that there are still people that think this dunk was amazing....now THAT is LOL.
What's really amazing to me is how celtics fans are in complete denial that terry got owned and their amazing reasoning on why he didn't get owned is because hes short.....As if that makes any sense or disqualifies terry from being owned. Lebron made terry his you know what on that play.
So you honestly think that LeBron dunking over 35 y/o 6'2" Terry was impressive?
I guess we have differing opinions.
I just can't call his (Or DeAndre's) dunk "Great"...I've seen TOO MUCH else to judge it that way.
Maybe ESPN should go hire some "Old Heads" to give a different opinion on what's great.
You can count me squarely in Michael Jordan's corner IF he tries a comeback, as rumored....I would PAY to see 50 y/o Jordan school LeBron.
I notice you guys keep using the word "Impressive". Notice how I never use it. I said terry got owned. I wasn't "Impressed" per say. He still got owned by lebron on that play. And posting other dunks by other being getting owned doesn't take away from what lebron did to terry.
Ok...I'm older, so I'll try to adapt.
To me, "ownage" is simply the same thing as "impressive"...
Here is the definition of ownage:
Ownage is past tense for the act of "owning" an opponent in a game of skill, in which one player dominates the other with ease.
Used as an adjective, it describes/emphasizes the greatness, or great value of something. It can also describe severity.
The word is typically used over the internet, and is most commonly abundant in the computer gaming community; Even more specifically, the Half-life and Counter strike communities.
- Man, that game of counter-stike we played was ownage!
Now C'mon, LSS, lol...you are an intelligent poster, but do you STILL think LeBron gets credit for dunking on someone half his size?
My family, cousins, parents, LOL - would disown me if I went out and attempted to "Own" my small 9 y/o son.
It's the same thing.
Now, back to LeSham....according to the definition, here - Jason Terry is nowhere near his same skill level.
So what do we REALLY call his dunk?