US media exposed "slam dunk" video: Nike confiscated James to protect his image

May 31 News Recently, US media posted a clip of Jordan Crawford, who was still in college, detained James.

and wrote: "James was dunked by a college student (Jordan Crawford). Nike confiscated the video tape to protect LeBron's image."

The old morning interview is for reference only:

Crawford, a sophomore student from Xavier University, who completed the "feat" of James' dunk, accepted an interview with Sports Radio. He said that the dunk on James' head was actually an unintentional move, and revealed that he did not pay attention to the confiscation of the video tape. The following is the main interview content:

Q: Why did they confiscate your videotape of James dunking?

Crawford: I really know nothing about this. It’s because Nike and James’ reaction was too intense. I don’t want to be involved in such an incident.

Q: What kind of dunk did you dunk James?

Crawford: He was standing at the basket, and I broke through in the direction he was in, and then I jumped up, and James was a little tempted to dodge. At that time, I thought I might not dunk, but everyone saw what happened next.

Q: You still chose to dunk.

Crawford: Yes.

Q: What training were you doing at that time?

Crawford: We were having a five-on-five practice game at the time, and we had about 20 college players participating in the training camp, which was divided into four groups in total, and James had his own team.

Q: After you dunk, did James act very angry?

Crawford: He calmly accepted the fact that he was still James, and that James. Before that, we had been shooting the offense for a long time, and after I finished that dunk, the game really began and everyone started to get excited.