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Watch: Hawks fan pulls off insane reverse dunk

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By AJC Sports
March 27, 2017

The Atlanta Hawks suffered their seventh straight loss Sunday to the Brookly Nets.

With nine games left in the regular season, the Hawks (37-36) are tied for fifth place in the Eastern Conference.

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In a game with few Atlanta highlights, one fan provided the best celebration.

During a timeout at Philips Arena Sunday, a Hawks fan threw down a reverse jam off a trampoline.

The slam was great. He timed his jump off the trampoline and twisted to dunk the ball behind his head. It was the post-dunk celebration that is worth watching even more.

Enjoy:

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The Hawks next face the Phoenix Suns at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Philips Arena.

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