Amin Adamu (’97) Takes the Hoopsfix All Star Classic 2016 Dunk Contest!

By Sam Neter on June 6, 2016

Check out the 2016 edition of the Hoopsfix All Star Classic Dunk contest, as 1997 born Amin Adamu shut Brixton Rec down with his final dunk on a self oop off the bounce, off the backboard from half court!

Adamu beat out tough competition from CoLA and Peckham Pride teammate Gedi Juozapaitis in the final, while George Darling, Caleb Fuller, Charles Yassi-Pepin and Moses Byekwaso were all eliminated in the first round.

Adam impressed the judges, who were GB Senior men capped players Dan Clark, Joe Hart, Paul Guede, GB Senior Women’s player Jamila Thompson, and last year’s Hoopsfix All Star Classic dunk contest winner, Myles Laurent-Smart.

Proud supporters of the Hoopsfix All Star Classic were: Molten, Red Bull, 2tall.com, Sportserve Ltd, Bigfoot Basketball, 5or6, Let Me Play, Basketball Megastore, Always Ballin, Custom College Recruiting, and Wilkie TV.

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