Watch: Hawks fan pulls off insane reverse dunk

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.

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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