Shaquille O'Neal's professional dunk league series "Dunkman" has been renewed for a second season, set to air in 2027. The show, produced by Authentic Brands Group in partnership with TNT Sports, follows O'Neal's efforts to establish competitive dunking as a legitimate professional sport, with the new season set to expand into more cities and countries.

The inaugural season proved successful, drawing nearly six million total viewers on TNT Sports and generating 1.5 billion video impressions on social media, with 24 dunkers competing across four live events before Cam Hazzard was crowned world champion and won a $500,000 prize. Season two will introduce team battles and a junior division for athletes aged 15 and under, alongside a global qualifier series intended to bring the competition to new markets year-round. O'Neal, a 15-time NBA All-Star, serves as the league's founder and commissioner, with TNT Sports acting as a co-creator and equity partner.