Dunk Of The Month


During a match-up between the Memphis Grizzlies and the San Antonio Spurs 25 year old Ja Morant dunked on up and coming prodigy Victor Wembanyama standing at 7'4 

 

 Although, after this incredible display of Athleticism, Ja Morant's dunk on Wembanyama was not counted toward the win of the grizzlies against the spurs 140-112.

 

 

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