Spade Webber, nicknamed "Potato", is an American NBA basketball player. He is short in stature but has strong jumping ability. So far, no one can compare him. He won the championship in the all-star dunk contest in 1986.

Sports career:

When Webber first entered the NBA, he was unremarkable. He was selected by Detroit Pistons in the draft of 1985, and he was only a rookie in the fourth round. After the Pistons took him off, they didn't choose to sign with him, but Webber took control of his own destiny, won the favor of Atlanta Hawks through good performance, played for the Hawks for many years, and then he switched to Sacramento King and Minnesota Timberwolves. In the1997-98 season, he returned to NBA from Europe and played four games for Orlando Magic.

1986, the grand occasion of that all-star seems to be still in front of us. Webber's wonderful dunk made us intoxicated, and we will never forget winning the championship with two perfect scores, which has almost become an eternal memory of our life. Weber challenged the limit in the competition, and there is no such word as "impossible" in his dictionary. In most people's eyes, a small man with a height of only 1 m 70 has nothing to do with dunk, let alone a 360-degree super blue. And Webber is lucky, he can show himself on the big stage of NBA, and he has become the benchmark for short players. The dunk of "Potato" makes us understand the meaning of sports more clearly. Every inch of his muscles and bones are full of infinite energy. Before witnessing his magical performance, no one knew that Weber, who is only1.70m, could perform a backhand dunk with both hands. In the dunk contest of 1986, dominique wilkins, the teammate of "Potato"-the essence of human film, also became his loser.