No matter the reason, there won't be anything saving Toronto Raptors swingman Terrence Ross from an appearance in Shaqtin' A Fool come Thursday night, as Ross blew a breakaway windmill slam at home against the Milwaukee Bucks.

It won't matter that he was the one getting the steal or that he's a former 2013 NBA Slam Dunk champion, but that he had an easy finish and his showman instincts took over, resulting in him getting stuffed by the rim.

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“I don't know man. I started calling it the curse of Vince Carter. Nobody is allowed to do two-foot windmills in the (Air Canada Centre) until he retires,” Ross joked to reporters after the 22-point win.

“It's going to be on every meme, every social media, so I'm going to get used to seeing it around but hopefully it goes away soon.”

The 25-year-old Portland native had otherwise his best scoring outing of the season, going off for 25 points off the bench, including a crisp 4-of-6 from deep.