"Ant dunking like the child support is due" - NBA fans stunned over Anthony Edwards' insane poster on 76ers center

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards stunned fans by adding another highlight dunk to his resume. He sent the basketball world into a frenzy a little over three minutes into Saturday's road game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

After receiving a pass from Julius Randle from the top of the key, Edwards drove to the basket and blew past Sixers' Guerschon Yabusele. Edwards slammed the ball with authority despite being met at the rim by 6-foot-10 rookie center Adem Bona.

Several fans referenced the three-time NBA All-Star's ongoing "child support payments" issue with his ex, Ayesha Howard. Several reports emerged earlier this week on X that Edwards allegedly wanted to pay 18 years' worth of child support amounting to a little over $1 million.

"Ant dunking like the child support is due," a fan posted.

"Is that how he handed in that million dollar check to his bm," another fan tweeted.

"They call this the 'paid in full,'" one fan wrote.

Here are other fan reactions referencing the athleticism of the 2020 first pick:

"MY GOD BEST dunker in the league," a fan said.

"That Ant Edward’s highlight video gone be crazy at the end of his career," another fan wrote.

"Ant man gona be one of the greats," one fan commented.

Minnesota is in a tight race for the Western Conference's sixth and final guaranteed playoff berth. Coming into Saturday's game, they hold the sixth spot with a 45-32 record. However, they have identical records with the No. 7 LA Clippers and the eighth-placed Memphis Grizzlies.

Anthony Edwards' ex, Ayesha Howard, denies rumors of the Wolves star's reported terms

Ayesha Howard, the ex and mother of the child of Anthony Edwards, denied the widespread rumors that the Minnesota Timberwolves star requested the court to pay 18 years' worth of child support payments up front.

On Wednesday, The Shade Room shared Howard's comments on Instagram:

"There are no court documents, motions or proceedings that have occurred, nor have I been offered or agreed to such terms," Howard told The Shade Room.

Anthony Edwards and Howard welcomed their child, Aubri, in October. Edwards' paternity was confirmed in December, but he decided not to seek custody of the child. Several lawsuits have been filed, and the couple awaits the court decision on how much child support Edwards needs to pay.