NBA top air stagnant ranking, Jordan is not the first, Kobe is difficult to enter the top five

NBA has never lacked talent, and all kinds of talented players are emerging one after another. One of the indicators that best reflect physical quality and talent is the vertical bounce height. Without exception, those who can rank on the list are all dunk players.

Ranked fifth is Lakers star LeBron James, who weighs more than 110 kilograms and still reaches the top air stagnant. The combination of "Tomahawk" power and air stagnant is a model. James' highest vertical bounce is 0.91 meters, and he often performs various tomahawks, and the ultimate bounce is exciting.

LeBron James

The fourth place is the old hooligan Michael Jordan, who is synonymous with "flying man", a free throw line dunk and a benchmark for dunk and aerial hand-changing pull-in technology. He often performs extreme air stagnant performances. Watching the opponent landing is the basic operation, and the leader bounces vertically by 0.92 meters.

Michael Jordan

ranked third with Nate Robinson. He was only 1.75 meters tall but won the dunk three times. His leap Howard's dunk has become a classic, with a vertical bounce of 0.93 meters.

Net Robinson

ranked second with Zach Laven, two-time dunk king, jumped from the free throw line and dunked under the crotch, with light movements. Zach Laven is not inferior to any opponent in terms of dunk, and bounced vertically 0.94 meters.

Zac Laven

ranked first by Aaron Gordon, the dunk player who lost to Zac Laven in the dunk contest is truly the king of uncrowned. His leap mascot changed hands and dunk heights of 7 feet and 7 inches, and bounced vertically 0.97 meters.

Aron Gordon

In addition, Vince Carter, a half-man and demigod, ranked sixth with a vertical bounce of 0.908, while Kobe ranked seventh with a vertical bounce of 0.885.