Dunk Contest

First-ever slam dunk contest was held in 1976, which was won by Julius Erving over David Thompson. In 1984, the contest was reintroduced with Larry Nance beating Julius Erving.

Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins compete in the finals of the 1985 Slam Dunk contest from Indianapolis.

Spud Webb and Dominique Wilkins compete in the finals of the 1986 Slam Dunk contest from Dallas.

Michael Jordan and Jerome Kersey compete in the finals of the 1987 Slam Dunk contest from Seattle.

Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins compete in the finals of the 1988 Slam Dunk contest from Chicago.

Kenny Walker and Clyde Drexler compete in the finals of the 1989 Slam Dunk contest from Houston.

Dominique Wilkins and Kenny Smith compete in the finals of the 1990 Slam Dunk contest from Miami.

Dee Brown and Shawn Kemp compete in the finals of the 1991 Slam Dunk contest from Charlotte.

Cedric Ceballos and Larry Johnson compete in the finals of the 1992 Slam Dunk contest from Orlando.

Harlod Miner, Clarence Weatherspoon and Cedric Ceballos compete in the finals of the 1993 Slam Dunk contest from Salt Lake City.

Isaiah Rider, Robert Pack and Shawn Kemp compete in the finals of the 1994 Slam Dunk contest from Minneapolis.

Harold Miner, Isiah Rider, Jamie Watson, Antonio Harvey, Tim Perry and Tony Dumas compete in the 1995 contest. From Phoenix.

Brent Barry, Michael Finley, Greg Minor, Jerry Stackhouse, Doug Christie, and Darrell Armstrong compete in 1996 contest. From San Antonio.

Kobe Bryant, Chris Carr, Michael Finley, Darvin Ham, Ray Allen and Bob Sura compete in the 1997 contest. From Cleveland.

Vince Carter, Steve Francis, Tracy McGrady, Ricky Davis, Jerry Stackhouse and Larry Hughes compete in the 2000 contest. From Oakland, Calif.

Desmond Mason, Deshawn Stevenson, Baron Davis, Jonathan Bender, Stromile Swift and Corey Maggette compete in the 2001 contest. From Washington, D.C.

Jason Richardson, Desmond Mason, Gerald Wallace and Steve Francis compete in the 2002 contest. From Philadelphia.

Jason Richardson, Desmond Mason, Amar'e Stoudemire and Richard Jefferson compete in 2003 contest. From Atlanta.

Fred Jones, Jason Richardson, Chris Andersen and Ricky Davis compete in the 2004 contest. From Los Angeles.

Nate Robinson, Dwight Howard, J.R. Smith and Rudy Fernandez compete in the 2009 contest. Robinson won the contest dressed in all green as ``Krypto-Nate'' and jumped over Howard as Superman. From Phoenix.

Nate Robinson, DeMar DeRozan, Shannon Brown and Gerald Wallace compete in the 2010 contest. Robinson wins his third slam dunk title and becomes the first player to win the contest three times. From Dallas.

Blake Griffin, Javale McGee, DeMar DeRozan and Serge Ibaka compete in the 2011 contest. Griffin wins the fan vote after jumping over a car with a choir singing ``I Believe I can Fly.'' From Los Angeles.