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“Wilt played bums, thats why he dominated” FALSE Wilt would dominate in ANY era, didn’t matter who the opponent was. He is the GREATEST athlete this game has ever seen. NBA teams were begging him to sign him as their center EVEN at 60 years old! 😮 Two minutes... show more

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Jacob1 year ago

Is Kareem a bum too? What is your excuse now?

Noah Basketball1 year ago

🏀 "The kids love it. I have kids fighting over who can get here earliest to get shots off before school." – Coach Garrison When passion meets performance, Noah Backboard makes it happen. Turn practice into obsession with shot-tracking that players can’t get enough of.

Scott Warren1 year ago

Changed the rules of the game twice because of his dominance.

Game 6 / June 14, 19981 year ago

@Jacobtheclipper #Lechoke #LeTrash #LeToilet

Bryan Howard1 year ago

Wilt is the fastest 7 footer in NBA history. Wilt also is probably the only star center who had the strength and athleticism that could have truly guarded Shaq. If he played in a different era he would be recognized as the greatest center ever possibly.

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I guess I’m old but I’d much rather watch skilled big men working the paint than kids chuckin 3s.

P1 year ago

If lebagless can play in any era, any player in history can play in this era

ColdHands1 year ago

@Mr100P0INTs

AlwaysKnocking1 year ago

1972 NBA finals tell me that guy can't play against anyone

Mark1 year ago

He’s the Lebron James of all centers, been great since day 1. Even in HS they had to hold his games outside because the gyms were too small to hold everybody. He’s the only player in the league history that had to have the rules changed to slow him down, him and James Harden

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Guys think Wilt had no skill and he just ran and dunked on small bigs. Reality: Wilt played 828 games against Hall of Fame centers/PFs Shaq played 224 games against Hall of Fame centers/PFs Quickest to 10k points: Wilt Chamberlain 236 games Jordan 303 games Quickest to 20k points: Wilt Chamberlain 499 games Jordan 620 games Quickest to 30k points: Wilt Chamberlain 941 games Jordan 960 games The league average height today in 30 teams is 6'7 the league average height in 1962 when Wilt averaged 50 points was 6'6 Wow, a 1 inch difference.. In 1962 there were 9 teams and every team had a big man. Every team had at least one center that was at least 6'10 except for one team here are the details: Chicago Packers, Walt Bellamy 6'11 Celtics, Bill Russell 6'10 Nationals, Swede Halbrook 7'3 Knicks, Phil Jordon 6'10, Darrall Imhoff6'10 Lakers, Ray Felix 6'11 Royals, Bevo Nordman 6'10 Pistons, Walter Duke 7'0 Hawks, Clyde Lovellette 6'9 They had No 3 point line therefore more crowded lanes. Illegal zone defense was never enforced, and one of the most physical and fastest eras had them running in chuck taylors too. Wilt had a fade away shot probably invented the fade away, finger roll, hook, and dunks. Note blocks and steals were not counted and if they were he would be the quintuple, quadruple, triple doubles king. Wilt had a game where he blocked 24 shots!!! 24!! Wilt would DOMINATE in ANY era. Put some RESPECT on the greatest big man of all time 👊 (halftime_content IG)

Guys think Wilt had no skill and he just ran and dunked on small bigs. Reality: Wilt played 828 games against Hall of Fame centers/PFs Shaq played 224 games against Hall of Fame centers/PFs Quickest to 10k points: Wilt Chamberlain 236 games Jordan 303 games Quickest to 20k points: Wilt Chamberlain 499 games Jordan 620 games Quickest to 30k points: Wilt Chamberlain 941 games Jordan 960 games The league average height today in 30 teams is 6'7 the league average height in 1962 when Wilt averaged 50 points was 6'6 Wow, a 1 inch difference.. In 1962 there were 9 teams and every team had a big man. Every team had at least one center that was at least 6'10 except for one team here are the details: Chicago Packers, Walt Bellamy 6'11 Celtics, Bill Russell 6'10 Nationals, Swede Halbrook 7'3 Knicks, Phil Jordon 6'10, Darrall Imhoff6'10 Lakers, Ray Felix 6'11 Royals, Bevo Nordman 6'10 Pistons, Walter Duke 7'0 Hawks, Clyde Lovellette 6'9 They had No 3 point line therefore more crowded lanes. Illegal zone defense was never enforced, and one of the most physical and fastest eras had them running in chuck taylors too. Wilt had a fade away shot probably invented the fade away, finger roll, hook, and dunks. Note blocks and steals were not counted and if they were he would be the quintuple, quadruple, triple doubles king. Wilt had a game where he blocked 24 shots!!! 24!! Wilt would DOMINATE in ANY era. Put some RESPECT on the greatest big man of all time 👊 (halftime_content IG)

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