Video: Ovie Soko BAPTISES Defender at Midnight Madness 2010

By Sam Neter on July 26, 2010

This is disgusting. Play of the day at the first Midnight Madness run of the summer, the South East qualifier at the Score, East London. Ovie Soko takes off from way out, elevates Statue of Liberty style and BAPTISES Warren Francis (who also got done a few weeks ago by Ovie’s GB U20 teammate Jamell Anderson) to put him on a poster.

Disgusting.

Note-this is just one of MANY dunks Ovie had all day, he ran things in the U20’s division playing like man amongst boys. Footage from the rest of the run coming soon…

A shout out to my boy Warren Francis-let this be clear, yes I’ve now got him on tape getting banged on twice but he can bang too-he had a ridiculous dunk off the board yesterday over two defenders, but unfortunately I wasn’t taping his court and just heard the eruption from the other side of the gym. My bad.

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