Top 10 Plays of Quai 54 2014 – Da General with Sick Handle & Dime!

By Sam Neter on June 25, 2014

Check out the Top 10 Plays from Quai 54 2014 – which took place at The Trocadero, Paris this past weekend. There wasn’t an mind blowing highlights, in part due to the physicality of the competition, but a few few nice bits – check ’em out:

Honourable Mention: Hulk (Hood Mix) makes Novi Sad defender stumble and finishes, Aominu catches the alley oop in the final, Germayne Forbes (Midnight Madness) goes through the defender’s legs, The Tsar shakes defender and finishes, No Spain No Game’s point guard crosses up and splashes a three, Kevin Dinal (Kings of Congo) finishes the lob,

10) Hood Mix’s Aominu finishes the no look lob vs Midnight Madness
9) Matthew Bryan-Amaning no look pass to Germayne Forbes for the reverse layup
8) Lo-Show (Evolution) catches the putback dunk
7) Atcho with a huge block on General’s dunk attempt
6) Abdoulaye Loum with a big block and two handed dunk
5) L’animal dances his way to the hoop for the and-1 finish!
4) Huge block at one end leads to a big ‘Baby’ dunk at the other!
3) All-Wright finishes the big two handed dunk on La Releve
2) Bombardier serves up the lightweight poster
1) Da General shakes his defender and makes the sick no look dish!

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