McClung Perfection: First-Ever Three-Peat in NBA Slam Dunk Contest History

Mac McClung of the G League's Oscala Magic etched his name into NBA history Saturday night in San Francisco, becoming the first player ever to win three consecutive Slam Dunk Contest titles. The high-flying guard achieved perfection with four straight perfect scores of 50 in a memorable performance.

McClung's historic night began with a spectacular dunk over a car, setting the tone for his flawless performance. He maintained his perfect scoring streak through all four attempts, including a jaw-dropping double-ball dunk and a finale that saw him soar over Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star Evan Mobley while tapping the rim.

Spurs rookie Stephon Castle provided strong competition in the finals, earning a perfect score of his own during the contest. The preliminary round saw the elimination of Chicago Bulls representatives Matas Buzelis and Andre Jackson Jr.

Final Results:

• Winner: Mac McClung (Perfect scores on all four attempts)

• Runner-up: Stephon Castle

• Eliminated in First Round:

  • Matas Buzelis (Chicago Bulls)

  • Andre Jackson Jr. (Chicago Bulls)

McClung's historic achievement adds to his growing legacy in the competition, surpassing previous back-to-back winners to become the first three-time consecutive champion in the contest's storied history.