In a captivating Monday night NBA showdown, Chicago Bulls guard Coby White achieved the seemingly impossible, soaring over San Antonio Spurs' towering figure, Victor Wembanyama, for a spectacular dunk that ignited the United Center crowd.

With the Bulls clinging to a one-point advantage and less than 20 seconds remaining, White seized the moment. Driving to the basket, the 6'5" guard fearlessly challenged the 7'3" Wembanyama, delivering a poster-worthy dunk that sealed the Bulls' 114-110 victory.

White, who finished the game with 23 points, four assists, and four steals, later explained his decision to attack the rim: "I knew if I attempted a layup or finger roll, he would swat it away. I had to go for the dunk, especially to extend our lead to four. I was determined to secure those points."

While White's dunk provided the highlight of the night, Zach LaVine spearheaded the Bulls' offense with an impressive 35 points, 10 rebounds, and eight assists. Wembanyama, despite being on the losing side, delivered a noteworthy performance with 23 points, 14 rebounds, and eight blocks. Chris Paul contributed 18 points and nine assists for the Spurs.

With this win, the Bulls improved their record to 17-19, securing the 10th spot in the Eastern Conference. The Spurs, also holding an 18-18 record, occupy the 10th spot in the Western Conference.