NBA Players React to Wilt Chamberlain's Legacy

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[@FoobasSports]

Could Wilt Chamberlain play today?

[@patek9789]

they would kick him out the league for how dominate he would be

[@david.tousignant20]

An elite player. He won't gather inflated numbers like he used to... because coaches will put him on the bench when the game would be out of reach. But, Chamberlain could be leading the league in many offensive and defensive categories at the same time!

[@kidtristan4073]

he would be the best center today

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

@@patek9789 or for the ig models

[@dionterussell3620]

He would destroy anyone in the nba

[@gregrowe1168]

The number of 60 point games was the one that really stood out. 100 points is amazing but getting 60 32 times will never be broken either.

[@joemarshall4226]

The problem with young Wilt was this: He scored 70 or more 5 times, and lost 3 of the games. He set the record for rebounds at 55 once, and lost the game. He scored 63 on Bull Russell, and lost the game. He was not as smart a player as he became later.

[@ghouston6950]

Wilt was so good there were teams in the 80's that still tried to sign him at age 50!!! Let that sink in for a second.

[@peat381low8]

If Zion got all these replays on ESPN for playing half the seasons imagine how many times Wilt would make highlights for blocking shots 5 feet above the basket? People would lose their minds today if they saw 62' Wilt.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

maybe 3 and a half ft😂

[@neutral6941]

Wilt is the best center ever.

[@jennieramm880]

Player*

[@dannyhernandez265]

@@jennieramm880 agreed.

[@gregrowe1168]

Best athlete ever. Probably could have played any sport and been great. Baseball, Football, tennis, soccer. If he wanted to play on the PGA tour as a professional golfer, probably would have been able to do that too.

[@joemarshall4226]

Bill Russell was better, because he helped his teams win more than wilt did.....and even wilt said that.....Wilt learned how to be a team player after Bill left the league.

[@allistermcginlay6476]

​@joemarshall4226 the Boston Celtics under the management of Red used some pretty unsportsmanlike conduct against Wilt Chamberlain and the reason Wilt stayed friends with Bill Russell was to his credit he didn't participate in the physical abuse!

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

It amazing he haven't played in 50 years. And he still have over 100 records that we know of

[@hairjordan2620]

72

[@cecildison6788]

That alone should make him the Goat

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

@@hairjordan2620 I stand by what I said. Their are so many records Wilt have, that are not counted for. Most points score in a NYK home game, or PER REGULAR season and playoffs for a career and single season. Don't believe me, test it for yourself. PER includes Turnovers, Blocks and steals, stats that weren't official in wilt day. Add x1 steal/Block with 7 turnovers and his PER is clearly first despite 7 turnovers.

[@gregrowe1168]

Nobody will ever come close to averaging 50 points per game. Top scorers now barely get 30 points per game for the season.

[@coryburns9161]

It was a 100 for a long time

[@VailJohnson]

if Wilt came up today, he would be just as dominant as he was back then. He was faster, could jump higher and was stronger than any big man TODAY! His skill set was huge and was extremely coordinated. He would certainly have developed a better free throw today, been even stronger and faster with modern training techniques. Scary thought for any opponent in today's game, cheers!

[@gregrowe1168]

He played virtually the whole game too. Players now are lucky if they play 38 minutes of a 48 minute game. Guys like Embid, Jokic etc would be gassed by the end of the game and he’d run past them like they were running in mud. 50 years ago he was more fit than any big man playing now.

[@grahamstrouse1165]

I always find it refreshing seeing how the best players in the league also tend to be the best students of the history of the game. I’d love the respect.

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

If their ever was a Paul Bunyan his name will be Wilt Chamberlain!!!!!!

[@MrUsnavyvet]

What a stupid question for this video! Wilt would have dominated everyone.

[@Johnadams20760]

the triple doulbe thing. that guy didn't even tie him becasu they never counted steals or blocks back then. wilt had 10-20 x the number of triple doubles than officially . wilt also had several qaudruple doubles and 1 quintiple double

[@grahamstrouse1165]

That quintuple-double was just obscene. Those were 2k numbers. In the ‘67-‘68 season Wilt scored 53 points, grabbed 32 rebounds, blocked 24 shots (unofficially), dropped 14 times & added 11 steals. That’s just stupid, man…

[@joemarshall4226]

@@grahamstrouse1165 I don't thinkthere is any video of that game, so i have my doubts...how could he get 11 steals while doing all those other things? But then I thought of this. If you BLOCK a shot , but control it, and come down with the ball, is that also considered a steal? If so, then I could see how Wilt could have done it.

[@joemarshall4226]

@@grahamstrouse1165 Who were they playing? Who won? By what score?

[@lancethedragonmaster8562]

​@@joemarshall4226 wilt was on the 76ers playing against the Lakers and the sixers won 158 - 128. Its the march 18th 1968 game.

[@joemarshall4226]

@@lancethedragonmaster8562 They call the play I described a "STOCK"...combination steal and block. Victor W has over 30 this year....

[@myarose2347]

Just Imagine if they had a 3 point line when he played .WE WOULD'VE ALL BEEN WEARING WILTS 👟 😱😳🎉🎯🏀🤴🏿🌟🐐

[@a-rod279]

Will was unique ,he was the real unicorn

[@gynandroidhead]

Joel Embiid is my favorite NBA player followed by Nikola Jokić. I appreciate Steph Curry's comments to put his scoring record into perspective, and giving Wilt props for his ability to adjust to today's game. I am picking Wilt as the VERY first player if I had to put together an all-time team.

[@brianmitchell8477]

After watching Wilts old films, I swear Wilt would embarrass these centers. He had the fade away and the hook shot.

[@brianmitchell8477]

@@pertburton5586 yes sir

[@gregrowe1168]

He would have used his superior conditioning to beat them as well. Players today are winded after a few minutes of play. Wilt never rested, he pretty much played the entire 48 minutes every game. By halftime, he would be consistently be getting easy baskets because he would be beating EVERYONE down the floor. Not just the other center, he’d be beating guards down the floor too.

[@kingjamez5934]

Each generation we get a GOAT type player. Enjoy watching them and respect their game instead of always trying to compare them.

[@onztufan828]

Wilt the GOAT for real! Play anywhere anytime against anybody & dominate! Awesome video as always much love Foobas 🤘🏻

[@FoobasSports]

👏

[@sambeezy007]

It took the NBA to lessen defense in order for players to catch or pass Wilt's records.

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

That logic doesn't apply since defenses didn't become horrid til the 2010s you m0r0n

[@donrudd1358]

The greatest player that ever played hands down. If and I say if anyone else could have led the league in all the scoring, rebounding and assists category's then with the egos they would have. One man and one man alone had the skills to do this. On top of that 100 points in a game and 55 rebounds (against the great Bill Russel) in another game. records that will never be touched

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

Thats Jordan. Keep trying m0r0n

[@donrudd1358]

@@nonamewillbegiven7228 calling names does not change what I said bOy. it only makes you look petty

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@donrudd1358 you'll deserve nothing but name calling. Deal with it soyboy

[@tom7471]

@@nonamewillbegiven7228 What a child!

[@nonamewillbegiven7228]

@@donrudd1358 yawn boy. Jordan is the greatest to ever play. Cry about it

[@dannyhernandez265]

All that Wilt had done was done in converse.

[@jrfirefiher]

I play in Batman chuck 70’s

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

They made rules to stop wilt chamberlain, his coaches wanted him to score that much points wilt was too athletic too strong too skilled and dominant, imagine if he had worried about all stats....he would have put all those numbers out sight

[@supersaiyantayt]

that's what he said

[@morrisparrish76]

I’d like to see these players players show a little more enthusiasm when giving wilt his overdue due

[@timeconquersall1789]

For people who say he can't play today I'm going to give a player where would and you have to guess where he was be drafted in the NBA draft a player who has a 9 ft 6 standing reach who is quick on his feet has a over 13 ft Max reach decent basketball IQ not the best shooting form but it's enough he won't be he may never learn how to shoot from 3 but he'll definitely learn how to shoot from mid-range he could become one of the great defenders in the league with his good instincts his quickness and length and he doesn't always go for the rebound in this player has decent passing ability not great or good just notable where do you think this player was if you guess sixth overall pick you would be right because I described Mo Bamba which means if Wilt Chamberlain play today he would be able to get to the NBA at least but the difference was Wilt Chamberlain was stronger cared about rebounding cared about being a skilled player not just had a talent for passing would have been better on the open Court has a decent offensive bag with with fadeaways and if all of that fails he's incredibly strong and can just dunk I think he's best comparison is someone like you giannis he probably wouldn't be as good because he didn't have modern training but if you was born in this day and age he would be monster especially if he keeps that mentality if you guys are still reading for the record all the stats I used for his physicality were track and field what other player said about him what we can see in the gameplay footage of him boxing measurements and what people today think of his of his athleticism

[@grahamstrouse1165]

Wilt exaggerated a few things. Pretty sure he didn’t sleep with 20,000 women, not unless he had a TARDIS, cause he wouldn’t have had time to do anything else. ;-) And I’m pretty sure he didn’t have a 50” vert like he claimed. But based on the measurements we do have he probably had a 40” vert (or possibly a little higher) which is ludicrous enough. Seven footer who can up that high-We’re not seeing that again.

[@hairjordan2620]

Thing is with players who played in the 60's is there's barely 2% of footage from them

[@anselmaule865]

King of the Goat's.

[@TheOGHoopByTheBook]

Wilt Played Hall Of Famers Bill Russell , Schayes, Costello, Guerin,McGuire, Carl Braun, Slater Martin, Pettit, Hagan, Lovellette, Slick Leonard, Yardley, Twyman, Greer, Gola, Guy Rodgers, Baylor, Embry, Wilkens, Howell, West, Robertson, Bellamy, Debusschere, Beaty, Chet Walker, Lucas, Thurmond, Attles, Gus Johnson, Willis Reed,Rick Barry, Sloan, Goodrich, Lou Hudson, Bing, Earl Monroe, Unseld,Elvin Hayes, Walt Frazier, Bill Bradley, Sam and KC Jones, Cousy, Heinshon, Frank Ramsey, Sharman, Tom Sanders, Havilcek, Kareem, Dandridge,JoJo White, Connie Hawkins, Cowens, Maravich, Tiny Archibald, Lanier,Tomjanovich, Calvin Murphy, Charlie Scott, Haywood And Mcadoo. So that’s 62 total and 17 C or PF/C who still matches up against him.

[@morrisparrish76]

& non enjoy talking about it

[@milojanis4901]

But remember, Wilt played against janitors, and college players!!!!!! LMFAO😂😂😂

[@morrisparrish76]

@@milojanis4901 the only reason WNC could not play today is because he’s been dead for 25 years!

[@cecildison6788]

The last 7 yrs of wilt’s career he quit scoring. It took wilt 499 games to reach 20000 points.

[@onztufan828]

🤯

[@david.tousignant20]

I am pleased with kids respecting their elders. I hope people my age and older could be this respectful on today's athletes though. I've heard the same fallacies since the 1970s from my uncles, the fans and the medias. I've heard on multiple platforms that players in the 1980s had "no fundamentals", had no "heart" and "weren't tough" and played just for money. With KZbin, it's easier to remember and learn from our false conceptions. The game of basketball isn't getting better or worse. It's changing. Plain and simple.

[@oldeskoolnewsreels9927]

I'm going to guess you're from the Jordan era age group. I've been watching, playing and following basketball for almost 60 years. I know the game has changed and evaluate players by that. There are differences in the game for sure. However, the WORST fans are Jordan fans. They've been crapping on past players forever and have now passed that "gene" onto the current fan base. No offense to you, but that is what happened. I've seen it with my own eyes. The only time I mention "the rules" is when yougsters go on about "skill". I know that you can travel and carry at will and it's part of the game now. The only ones whining about it are the Jordan fan base. If you're not from that age group, then I'll apologize in advance. It still doesn't change what's happened to the game.

[@david.tousignant20]

@@oldeskoolnewsreels9927 I started watching basketball prior to the NBA-ABA merger. I was old enough to see Wilt Chamberlain facing Artis Gilmore during the All-Star game. I was young then. We agree. Jordan’s fans are really annoying. Everything prior or after MJ is bad according to them.

[@oldeskoolnewsreels9927]

@@david.tousignant20 Sorry, man. I get it. AND, the only reason OG players were going on about the "watered down" 90's was because they were already starting their crap. It was response, more than an attack.

[@david.tousignant20]

@@oldeskoolnewsreels9927 It's okay. On internet, it is hard to interpret. Particularly knowing English isn't my first language. But, the thing is. Most Jordan fans are using the same old fallacies to discredit today's athletes ; yet, older fans used the same antics against their "beloved era" (and they are infuriated by this). It's mind boggling how people are doing it without realizing it! As long as we respect athletes of past decades and modern cats, I'm fine. Because I enjoy basketball.

[@muhammadalithegreatest]

@@oldeskoolnewsreels9927 He was the biggest playoffs choker ever from 30 to 22 PPG and his stats slow down they are not great man are way better playoffs performers than him he was mostly regular season he had an argument to be the greatest regular season player ever but not all time because playoffs and Finals he chokes when it matters most

[@TheGOAT-dr1sq]

Wilt’s athletic attributes -7’1” height -7’8” wingspan -275-310 pounds in his playing days -50 inch vertical -600 pound bench press - 375 pound clean and jerk - 700+ pound deadlift -10.3 second 100 meter dash

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

7ft1 (barefoot) 7ft8 wing span 290 Ibs 44 inch vert 500 Ibs + bench

[@jrfirefiher]

@@JohnnyRodgers3 7’2

[@TheGOAT-dr1sq]

@@jrfirefiher He is 7’1” not 7’2”

[@morrisparrish76]

Paul Bunyan & John henry

[@bryanalexander2376]

And that's a legit 7'1" look at the video where he's standing next to Shaq at around 50 (so he's gotten shorter due to disc compression) and he's visably taller than Shaq.

[@vincepreston9304]

Michael ain't the goat that title belongs to Wilt the stilt Chamberlain! 🐐

[@omarbonner4110]

Yes wilt can play

[@MrFargo1001]

ALL comparisons in Professional Basketball are made to Wilt Chamberlain. So you tell me who the G.O.A.T. is.

[@onztufan828]

Bingo 👌🏻

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

Jordan. Cry about it grandpa

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@onztufan828 nope. Silly old man

[@70sfan]

Great video, as always!

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you 👍

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Your videos are so great that I hate when they end.

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you for the kind message. I'll post as many videos as I can.

[@keithgardner4505]

They did not count blocked shots in the record books in Wilt's era. He probably had a lot more triple doubles than he was given credit for.

[@FoobasSports]

Just with available data we have, he has 28 playoff triple doubles and we have less than half of his playoff game data.. so that already puts him 2nd all time behind Magic Johnson who has 29.

[@Toknowthyselfiskey]

There's a circulating rumor in NBA circles that he may have had over 800 Quadruple Doubles if blocks were counted, I even heard Gilbert Arenas mention it once and he hate the old heads lol @@FoobasSports

[@ShunyamNiketana]

Was he fast? 6:10... See for yourself.

[@anthonyclay5666]

I've seen will play many a Time there's one thing I do know half the games he played he wasn't even trying hard he just stuff like that in high school college and the pros can you imagine not even trying hard and scoring 50 points now imagine that as an average for the season that was Wilt Chamberlain

[@kkubo9928]

WILT!

[@floydbanks20]

Hell yes, and would dominate. 😉

[@georgeschlaline6057]

He's in Heaven with Kobe Bryant

[@hairjordan2620]

Wanted to hear from Stars in the 60's and 70's

[@supersaiyantayt]

earl the pearl.....bill russell...

[@mr.e8059]

Was Wilt Chamberlain any good? Only the most dominant player ever. Bill Russell agreed.

[@chriscash8381]

Wilt was NBA’s first superstar. He brought the game to another level. MJ brought it to the stratosphere and I don’t think anyone can bring the game higher since the talent, training, dedication will not allow anyone to dominate like Mike and Wilt. If these guys were at their peak in the NBA today, what a treat that would be for fans.

[@mikegillins4992]

George mikan was the NBA first super star, wilt came into the league ten years later and took what mikan did to a different level

[@waynegood9233]

On TV I saw Wilt make 100 points and use to watching basketball when he was playing I am old enough to remember no guys were set shots and not jump except close to the basket This would have been around 1957 or 1958

[@WayneKrassner]

turn down or off the music, can't hear the people speaking

[@RG-ct6qz]

How many players does it take to beat his records?

[@Silentwatcher23]

Name of the song please

[@jordanrioscreations]

lol @ LeBron reading a book in the locker room

[@beenizz5102]

No one has ever beaten a team in the postseason whom outnumbered their own team by 2 or more hall of famers more than once to show it wasn’t a fluke. No one except wilt Chamberlain of course No one has beaten the hof odds as much as wilt has series by series in history No one has the records or versatility records wilt has not even close No one had led the league in 4 different categories as well as winning multiple awards at the same time except wilt No one is as complete offensively and defensively and as dominant over their position or transcendent of it as much as wilt Chamberlain No one was good enough to force more than one rule change to the entire game to stop their greatness Wilt was good enough to force 4 No one is close to being the goat shot blocker with having enough defensive iq to never foul out, goat rebounder, and goat convo bulk and FG scorer combined with able to lead the league in assists at will The clear cut Goat

[@shadow81in]

Wilt stopped doing the turn around fade in his later years. Notice most footage of him doing that turn around fade occurred during black and white t.v. Which is when the competition was physically smaller Caucasians. Less African Americans. Now fast forward to his battles with Kareem, and Nate Thurmond (taller men that will present more of a challenge) he wasn’t doing that turn around. It would of probably been more disrupted by the taller players who were more athletic as the years went on and that fade would not be as effective. Seriously, you won’t see much footage of wilt doing that turn around jumper in color tv.

[@beenizz5102]

@@shadow81in Only a few things very wrong with your comment. First thing is the claim that he stopped the turn around fade in his later years and this is incorrect since he did the turnaround fade till the very end of his career even in his last year with the lakers. Secondly this claim that he did when the comp was physically smaller caucasians when the height of centers in 1962 and 2022 is both 6’10 except they actually only ever took barefoot heights back then oppose to inconsistently doing it and not doing it in modern years so they debunks size claim Thirdly, the black population became the majority in 65 and increased over 40% over the course of wilts career showing he dominates all the same when the comp is majority better blacks or majority lesser whites and can do so no matter how much more the population of blacks increase since it only increased 15% since his retirement 4th, a fade is a move you use on someone either bigger than you or big in general and with an ability to shot block where as other moves especially straight up post moves to score at the basket are much much tougher and less desirable than a fade against guys like Kareem and thurmond. So it’s nonsense to say the fade would stop cuz of their size and defensive ability when the fade one of the moves you use to literally not get blocked hence why you are fading lol Lastly you see wilt using the fade on the most athletic guys in history from Walter dukes to Connie Hawkins to thurmond himself to bill Russell to Kareem himself to high jump champion Suade Halbrook and it’s successful against all of them So not only was it seen to the end of his career and against the players you mentioned and the types of guys like that but it would definitely be just as effective in an era where there’s actually less defensive bigs than it was in wilts time and used more against the taller guys whom never were skilled enough to deal with shots like that from a guy as great as wilt such as muresean ming bol ostertag etc…. All guys tall but lack the athleticism and defensive goathood and athleticism combined with their size that guys like thurmond, Halbrook, Elmore smith, Walter dukes, Bellamy, etc…. Had that suffered from that fade wilt had all the same Meanwhile the best bigs of those newer eras lack the defense compared to those of wilts era and are around the same size as them with none of the best ones being as big as Kareem And thurmond played in that same black and white era you labeled with wilt

[@beenizz5102]

@@shadow81in also you should know that in the early 70s at the end of wilts career, wilt still had enough bounce to block Kareem’s shot 17x in one single playoff series from an array of shots from the skyhook, to 7 foot plus floaters, to jumpers to layups n dunks etc… and Kareem’s fade was the least blocked out of all these shots showing he not only still had the bounce to be untouchable with the fade in his final years but proving a fade is among the most difficult shots to block and all the other moves in wilts arsenal are far easier to block especially when backdown punishment is considered a turnover in your era, proving wilt would be far superior to anyone else especially in his prime and unable to be challenged with his fade in his prime in any era especially as time goes on

[@gggorko]

​@@beenizz5102 # Don't forget Wilts "clutch" 1 of 5 performance in the game 6 preceding that in 69. West was injured in Game 6 and still soldiered on the rest of that game and even with his hamstring wrapped tightly fact that Kareem played almost 80 more playoff games than wilt which took down some of his averages. Anybody can clearly see if Kareem only played 160 playoff games Wilt wouldn't even approach his career scoring averages across the board in the playoffs. Hakeem? He only had 4 total playoff Finals elimination games....real large sample size to choose from Jan lol. Look up one of Wilt's finals opponents he didn't even have to face his playoff nemesis Willis Reed.. injured and out for the series. The first half of "scoring Wilts" career he was having seasons of well over 30 FGA....and had a advantage in offensive touches over anyone else here. Nobody in history other than him has ever averaged more than 30 FGA. When playoffs came around one can see he clearly couldnt score consistently as good as in the regular season during his scoring prime. And then one looks at the fact that half of Wilt career he wasn't even a go-to scoring guy in the playoffs and then it just becomes a complete joke. By 66-67 it was just evident his coaches didnt trust him enough as a go to option on offence to win a title. Look at him in 67 regular season to Finals. 24ppg & 68% FG to 17ppg & 58% FG in the Finals. When did I even see such a HUGE drop by either a PRIME Kareem or Hakeem in any if their Finals appearances? 30% FT for the series....good thing the games werent that close as they were facing a clearly overmatched Warriors team. This is allegedly the best version of Wilt.....THREE HOF starters alongside him and still declining on the biggest stage? Now of course Wilt was indeed a better rebounder than either Kareem or Hakeem and deserves credit here, but it's not like this was some weakness for either in their primes. Yeah Russell's stats in the game 7 of Finals mostly exploiting the soft spot of the 60s Lakers...never facing a HOF C in a elimination game of a Finals...until Wilt in 69. Well we all saw how the Playoff GOAT Wilt performed in that series....smh!! He was 32 and Russell was 35. A 32 year old version of either Kareem or Hakeem would've had that version of Russell retiring.....during the Finals. Luckily for Russell....he and Boston they faced a underachieving Chamberlain instead. The truth is Wilt doesn't even have ONE truly outstanding above average Finals performance resulting in a NBA title to compare to 94 or 95 Hakeem. Or even Kareem in 71 and 85....the first Lakers HOF C to end the dreaded Celtics curse.

[@beenizz5102]

@@gggorko all false lies. The truth is hakeem shouldn’t even be in the same breath as wilt. Average finals??? There’s nothing average about averaging almost a triple double and 20 plus rebounds and 4ast for your entire finals career. Hakeem barely cracks 10 rebounds to go with just 3 ast and 3 blocks and 28pts off 49% shooting which is far inferior to wilts 19pts off 56% shooting and 25 rebounds 9 blocks and 4ast. Why lie as if hakeem is good enough to be in same universe as Wilt? Kareem also falls short of wilts greatness in the finals with 24 pts off 52% shooting 3 ast and 2 blocks and didn’t even crack 10 rebounds. And u got the nerve to compare that to someone with well over 20 Rebs 19 pts off 56% shooting 9 blocks and 4 ast? It’s 2023 no excuse to be delusional or biased against anyone Gotta get real

[@davejurich668]

That ? Has to rank up with one of the most stupid?s ever , wilt chamberlain would even be more dominant to day & I think he was the most talented player ever in the NBA !! Track , high jump , volleyball 🏐 had a standing bet with anyone who was dumb enough to think they could put run him from end to end on the 🏀court , oh & no one ever did!!

[@byrongermany3890]

He didn’t even pump fake when he don’t on Bill Russell 😳 yikes!

[@rolanddeschain965]

Leflop couldn't pick wilt out of a lineup.

[@irvinyounger1499]

If he'd developed his shooting three's... that's all today NBA consist of..nomore board banging rebound battle's, know midrange game anymore.... everyone the best three point shooter,none can mid range in anymore,that part of the game is done... therefore,hello WNBA they battle.

[@jimwalker1242]

Jesus Christ man!! Turn down the freaking background music !!!! Can't hear the comment.

[@kennylynch8575]

no put him against 4 or 5 other 7FT guys plus a 29 other teams N the NBA his #S and championships wouldn't of been near what they R

[@bokjrincanada7891]

hahahah it’s funny when you saying he can play today.,but mike can’t???hahaha i remember mj’s era is tougher than wilt.,lol..,

[@bobdavis3357]

Wgat a dynb question. 😂

[@siviathompson3687]

STILL NOT AS GOOD AS WILT!! ALL THESE NAMES AND PLAYEES AFTER WILT? PEOPLE NEED TO REMEMBER. WILT ONLY PLAYED IN 14 YEARS! AND THE LAST 3-4 HE HAD BAD KNEES??

[@GenghisClaus]

Lol this dude is literally blurring out watermarks and putting his own watermark on top of them 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CranyumHipHop]

That’s because he’s LeBrons biological father

[@grahamstrouse1165]

LeBron’s mother never talks about his father. And Wilt was still gettin’ busy when Bron was a baby…

[@nathanjackson7797]

I appreciate all these wilt videos . They're always on time as u know ⏲️

[@FoobasSports]

I appreciate you and all my viewers 👍