10 Craziest Stat Lines of Wilt Chamberlain's Career

Wilt Chamberlain was one of the most dominant players to ever play basketball, and the greatest record breaker in NBA history. Here are the craziest stat lines of Chamberlain’s career.
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10 Craziest Stat Lines of Wilt Chamberlain's Career

[@treynino5]

wilt is literally so underrated. he isn’t talked about enough in goat talk. he was insane 🐐

[@anmkbaketball6452]

But his stats are also not as good because he played in a different era where a bunch of rules made him dominant that’s why with lakers he was not that good like for the warriors because of the rule changes

[@nerdable2163]

@@anmkbaketball6452 I agree

[@TNIAASILENT1]

@@anmkbaketball6452 No they changed the rules to make him less dominant. He still was dominant and he got bored so he tuned it down.

[@anmkbaketball6452]

MYS_Games -Mystery Man- but the had to change just imagine shack throwing a lob to him self at free throws also he played 48 minutes which is just absured

[@rogermarcelin3070]

@@anmkbaketball6452 you mean jordon

[@TL2354]

One thing people fail to realize is if he’s averaging 50 and has an off game of 30 then he has to score 70 the next game to get it back to 50. Insane

[@sir_sack]

Not necessarily, he could just score 55 points the next 4 games to get his average back. But either way, averaging over 50 PPG is ludicrous

[@ziginaigra]

avg 50 is only possible in that era

[@MegaMma4life]

@@sir_sack just fyi wilt in his 50.4 ppg season thr last 15 games ge averaged 75 ppg

[@sir_sack]

@@MegaMma4life of that’s true then that’s just ridiculous.

[@jimvick8397]

@@ziginaigra With today's lack of rules... please, he would smoke the fools out there today for 50 every night...

[@housesports000]

If you see Nikola Jokic get 53 Points 32 Boards and 14 Assists he would be hailed as one of the greatest centers of all-time. But when you see Wilt with that statline that’s just a good night for him.

[@mr.research7859]

Not me.

[@agamingbeastagi388]

no one in the 60s were tall enough when wilt played no one was 7ft and when he competed with kareem he lost

[@unknownplayer7190]

@@agamingbeastagi388 he competed against Bill but his team was a dynasty so he couldn't beat celtics but he dominated bill

[@housesports000]

@@agamingbeastagi388 when he competed with Kareem Wilt was 34 and mainly a defender in L.A with a knee injury if Wilt was 24 Kareem would have been dominated on the matchup

[@agamingbeastagi388]

compete in todays nba he wont get 100 points

[@Zaghzackio]

Wilt was out there playing my career on rookie difficulty 😂

[@benjaminruffin6147]

No cap. Here before this comment is famous.

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

MOST IMPRESSIVE AGE 35 IN 1972 FINALS WITH 2 KNEE SURGERY WILT OUTREBOUND A PRIME JABBAR (ALCINDOR) BY DOUBLE AND BLOCKED 4X SKYHOOK (2X IN A ROW) ...JERRY WEST SAID : I HAVE WITNESS AS AN PLAYER AND GM MANY GREAT THINGS BUT THAT EFFORT FROM INJURED WILT AND FINAL MVP OVER 7'2 PRIME JABBAR WAS NOT HUMAN THING.

[@dabigbaby7193]

right? ive always said it and will do forever,wilt chamberlain is the GOAT for gods sake.nobody catching his shadow....not even mj.the greatest player of all time isnt something to be decided by rings won.that declares the best team ever!!!!!!

[@alphonzorichardson8767]

😂🤔😒🧐🤣🤣🤣🤣 that is exactly how I play 2k

[@gnikulodeon1999]

Nah, he's technically in the CPU in the hardest mode.

[@izaakperez1179]

That was the most casual “he finished the season with 50 points on average” I’ve ever heard

[@robirujnic6110]

55

[@PIEMAN106]

The season averages that season for multiple players was insane. Wilt led with 50 ppg, but iirc, Oscar Robertson wasn't that far behind

[@justsomeguywithafox493]

PIEMAN106 Oscar averaged 30 points that season. wdym he wasn't far behind

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

@@justsomeguywithafox493 OSCAR WASNT FAR BEHIND IT REMINDS ME WHEN SHAQ SAID TO BARKLEY...WELL KOBE WASNT FAR BEHIND HE SCORE 81 , AND BARKLEY GOES MAD SAID ...HE NEED 20 POINTS MORE ARE U BLIND

[@russellpugh6290]

@@justsomeguywithafox493 that 20 less per game thats is alot

[@iess2006]

Imagine how many records Wilt would have if they had kept blocks and steals as stats during his career.

[@samueljackson5303]

Philideplphia kept track of blocks. According to their stats department over 120 games Wilt averaged 8.8 blocks per game

[@Goldenlevel555]

@@samueljackson5303 he was in his prime during Philly?

[@itzfishiesBS1]

@@Goldenlevel555 in philly warriors not 76ers

[@nirio1874]

He is calculated at 10k blocks 3 times 2nd place

[@arteenesmaeili840]

fr tho he would invent something called quadruple double 😂

[@xxxYYZxxx]

My favorite Chamberlain stat was his overall stats during the 1966-67 season. Proving he was no one-dimensional player, Wilt had changed up his game: his PPG was down but his shooting % was through the roof. Wilt averaged nearly 8 assists per game too. The 76ers won the NBA Championship that season and Wilt won the MVP award.

[@leecurt4748]

His 15 foot fall away bank shots, 10 foot finger roll shots, and hook shots were far more impressive than centers today.

[@Donnachaidh07]

Pretty unstoppable, even for today's athletes.

[@ziginaigra]

still in his prime he barely avg over 50%fg 😆

[@trollkenobi6727]

@@ziginaigra doesn't make a bad player and btw who fucked you up

[@ziginaigra]

@@trollkenobi6727 he would avg 25 and 15 at best in 80s or 90s

[@trollkenobi6727]

@@ziginaigra that isn't even bad moron

[@bobdavis3357]

Wilt's stats are simply unbeatable. He was a BEAST.

[@tunanorth]

Blocks were not an "official" stat for the NBA during Wilt's career, but they were an internal stat for a number of teams. In the 150-odd games he played for organizations that kept track, he averaged 8.8 Blocks Per Game.

[@enigma9971]

That's nuts

[@wvu05]

If it was an official stat, Wilt and Russell would easily be as far ahead of the rest of the pack as they are in rebounding.

[@wpl8275]

@AnAverage2KMobilePlayer Mark Eaton currently holds the NBA record for blocks per game at 3.5. So that means even if Wilt did average what you think he would still hold that record and almost double it. And not only that but Mark Eaton owes his NBA career to Wilt Chamberlain. Because Wilt saw him play and talked to him afterwards. This was what happened: “Look young fella, you’re never going to catch that guy,’ Eaton remembered, “And more importantly, it’s not really your job. He said come here, so he grabbed me and he took me out on the court and he put me right in front of the basket and he said you see this basket behind you, your job is to stand here and block shots, your job is to stop the other players from getting to the basket, collect the rebound and then throw it up to the guard, let them go down to the other end and score it and then your job is to kind of cruise up to half court and see what’s going on.”

[@theimp5901]

Thanks !

[@douglascavin2140]

Actually that 8.8 blocks is for games on film that was preserved. If you look at the stat sheets from the games it would be double digits easy. The stat guy who did the quint game was an official stat keeper for the NBA, and he was tracking blocks and assists (many teams did), but the NBA just did not ingest these stats and keep them in their official records.

[@leoleoleo688]

Wilt is not underrated and he doesn't need to be in Goat conversation because is over Goat conversation he's simply UNMATCHED.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

He's in the Gods conversation.

[@itachi-kun7736]

I know fans won't credit his stats today bc of changing rules of nba bc of him, but his 48.5 mins per game in 1961-62 is unbreakable and his resiliency is very high than modern stars played

[@enigma9971]

The greatest athlete who ever lived. Period.

[@kristalmacleod3215]

Simply a FacT.

[@premiumduck1470]

@@jameskeller3547 What do you consider research then?

[@pcooke9865]

Most dominant player ever. And it's not close.

[@markocurcic6314]

Craziest stat of his career is that he fouled out of the game 0 times. And he was playing some real defense. Best player ever.

[@Darius_Icewood]

If you get 43 reb then I'm sorry your *ERA IS WEAK* and you're eliminated from the goat convo. That means there were so many missed shots or not enough good competition to grab the boards 🤦🏾 that stat line contradicts Wilts career.

[@Donnachaidh07]

Yes and he only got kicked out of games for ejections.

[@page8301]

@@Darius_Icewood Alright since Kareem was playing in that era and won a title I guess we can strike him out too. What a stupid comment.

[@toddhanley6982]

@@Darius_Icewood God, what an ignorant bastard, hopefully for your sake youll grow out one day

[@christiang5209]

@@Darius_Icewood Do you rule out someone for the title most outstanding player, because he was too outstanding?

[@philipbianalcuizar7059]

The 70 40 stat line is crazy Even crazier, jerry west records a triple double and elgin scores 60

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

I LOVE EVERY OF HIS STATS AND RECORDS BUT 49 MPG IN CONVERSE SHOES ONLY ALIEN OR GOD CAN MANAGE TO DO THAT

[@pablogonzalo3330]

funniest thing about that game is that Wilt recorded the only 70pts/40reb game and Baylor recorded the only 60pts/30reb/5as game ever. That is how you make a 30 point tripe_double look pedestrian

[@tunanorth]

@@pablogonzalo3330 There is a very good chance that Wilt had 10 or more blocks in that game too.

[@josephhanicak7922]

His quintuple double is the best game in NBA history by a mile. 53 points, 32 rebounds, 14 assists, 24 fucking blocks, and 11 steals. Every single one of those numbers are insane. On any night, if a player reached any one of these, it would be a great game. Hell if you got 24 blocks I would be impressed beyond belief. Even if I saw the footage I would still probably believe you faked it. 11 steals is insane. Actually ridiculous. Even assists, the stat of his that's the least insane, is still amazing. The only game that's even ony the discussion as the greatest game is his 100 point game, but I don't feel like it's particularly close. You could feasibly, given the right circumstances, get to 100. It would be crazy difficult, but it would be possible. No way in a million years could you ever reach either 32 rebounds or 24 blocks, let alone together. It's just not possible. 11 steals is just barely possible, but stretching it a little bit. 14 assist could be consistently done if you're someone like Stockton or Magic, but is otherwise an outlier for any player. 50 points can't be consistently done, other then Wilt. Not even Jordan or Kobe could average even 40 for a season, let alone 50. To combine them all is truly ridiculous. There will never be a game better then that. The universe will end before that game is beaten.

[@williamlawlor5969]

steals ? you must be joking.

[@josephhanicak7922]

@@williamlawlor5969 wdym?

[@collinbear]

I wish I could watch Wilt in person, the man was unstoppable. I personally think he is the best player from a playing aspect in terms of what he put up, and could see why people would have him in their GOAT talks.

[@rambomoore381]

The 7ers announcer used to count blocks and there were SEASONS where he average 12 and 13 blocks per GAME! 8.8 BLOCKS PER GAME CAREER if you check all those the tapes of the games he played (more of the recordings were towards the end of his career). Unreal.

[@damohanson5393]

Only 24 blocks? I still can’t believe these stats. One thing too, Wilt didn’t lie.

[@bgmcc907]

Wilt Chamberlain is NOT ‘one of the most dominant players to ever play the game of basketball’. Wilt Chamberlain is THE most dominant player to ever play the game of basketball. Period. He is in a class by himself. There is no second place. 🏀 🐐

[@ezekwu]

facts...

[@Zeke_YeagerChad]

Ikr

[@isaiahbeardsley6278]

Fax

[@youtubewithtomer1893]

U dum wilt could have won 10 championships in a row if he tried but he wanted to be more versatile than dunking

[@klicknkreate7077]

To say MJ is the GOAT is insane when you consider what Wilt did in the '60s year in and year out!

[@dylanlee45alien]

I’ve always wondered why the NBA thought an assist was a significant stat but not a block. deflecting someone’s shot attempt is much more impressive and noticeable than passing the ball to someone who makes a shot

[@summertyme5748]

Block shots and dunking were originally illegal. It's like.... *no fair!* 🤣

[@Donnachaidh07]

Yes, who's the retard in pro basketball that didn't want to record blocks which is very hard thing to do, but record assists, that is simply passing the ball to a player that scores on the play..lol

[@universalplayz7496]

@@summertyme5748 actually it was never illegal in the NBA to dunk that's just a myth this rule was never in the NBA note I said NBA not NCAA

[@fieryjalapenos4442]

Might have just simply not crossed their minds to try and record defensive stats.

[@klicknkreate7077]

Wilt's shot blocking ability was insane. Wilt wouldn't just block the ball when the ball was released, he'd often times wait until the ball was on it's way to the hoop then go up and get it at it's apex. To do that you'd have to be not only 7'2" with a crazy wing span, you'd have to be a great leaper to get that high up to be able to block the shot. I've never seen any other center do that as well or as often as Wilt. What Wilt was able to do is just ridiculous!

[@scizorbullet8185]

Wilt is literally a 2k my career player

[@TNAF-CHITWN]

Playing on rookie difficulty

[@NathielIsaac]

On 8 minute quarters

[@TNAF-CHITWN]

@@NathielIsaac naw 12 minutea

[@Stoptheinvasion2025]

A paint beast indeed

[@jonev1615]

50 rebound , imposible

[@lilbru]

All while wearing converse with little to no cushion

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

MY FAV STATS 49 MPG IN CONVERSE

[@wmden1]

It might be just me, but I bought Chuck Taylors for playing pick up games, until I was in my 50s. I preferred them, because they were light and cool, and had enough padding and arch support to suit me, except they could have used some more ankle support.

[@Johnadams20760]

chuck taylors

[@lorduvaltv274]

That means very little

[@dennisrobinson8008]

@@lorduvaltv274 Chucks kills anyones hops and atheletic performance...

[@frankzito1660]

Great video. Wilt was the greatest player to ever lace em up. Nobody is really even close.

[@jamesjoseph6977]

Some people seem to forget this about Wilt but in his 40's he blocked all of a prime magic johnson shots in a pickup game (Magic was said to be taking every game as serious as an nba playoff game) cause he thought the goal-tending foul called by magic was a bad call, Wilt was an absolute beast.

[@goatgk9945]

If you put wilt Chamberlain now with New Age sport science he would literally be a different breed

[@MikeM-np4od]

Wilt would be unfair today. Imagine if he had a jumper like KD. They would literally have to put Wilt in a different league.

[@coachwane]

Wouldn't even make it out of hs. He would be so busy slaying the Instagram thotties

[@goatgk9945]

@@coachwane he found a way to balance it back then

[@Vortex__24]

@@goatgk9945 That also made him great

[@MikeM-np4od]

@@AcousticOlli Clearly you missed the word "imagine".

[@lightlover33]

Funny how Wilt is routinely left out of the conversation when discussing the GOAT. Ridiculous.

[@dracoblood3786]

cuz when he's in the conversation he's literally quite simply unmatched

[@PlasticLawnDaemon]

Wilt is simultaneous the greatest and most underrated of all time, fits in with his tendency to make normal what seems impossible.

[@jrus690]

2 championships with 2 different teams. Michael and Bill won their titles with the same team.

[@briansullivan1050]

@@PlasticLawnDaemon Perfect post!!

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

He's in the God conversation.

[@moptop5253]

...And this is why Wilt is the true GOAT.

[@joelalleman9591]

Wilt was an awesome team player towards the end of his career with the lakers . In the era when it was so tough playing man to man defense , Wilt was incredibly unselfish about how he would set up Jerry west , Gail goodrich , and happy Hairston among others with great passing assists and setting crushing picks to get players free for difficult and important game deciding shots!!! The year the Lakers won 69 games and a 33 game winning streak , Wilt made a crushing pick in the all star game that year for the winning shot put up by his great teammate Jerry West!!!! This was a fantastic all star game east vs west , I think one of the best I have ever watched !!! I don't watch the games anymore , I think it's all watered down entertainment ! I'm not minimizing the quality of players in the Michael Jordan , Isaiah Thomas , Shaquille Oneil era because these are all phenomenal players alike and don't allow me to exclude David Robinson from this list , but : since then I think that the game has changed so much that it holds no fascination for me in it's basic scheme of how it is now played !!!

[@Davek7110]

Totally agree... I cannot watch now... hotdogging, traveling, no defense in the lane, carrying the ball, stars protected. the game has been wrecked!

[@mikegillins4992]

That's a great point in reference to the current all star games but that game in 72 was arguably the best all star game and Chamberlain anchor that 72 laker team with defense, rebounding, outlet passes, picks, and when he had too scoring

[@victorcox581]

In the 70's in all sports it meant something to play in the all-star game and perform. In the last few years the Basketball all-Star game is a joke. Players getting out of the way so the other team could dunk. RIDICULOUS, and not worth my time to watch.

[@amer-hh6kp]

He wasn't "one of " the most dominant. He was "The Most" dominant player ever!

[@victorcox581]

FACT

[@jamestaylor8000]

Fact

[@glen7137]

Definitely

[@HoopsRegion]

People forget how good Wilt was... He is one of the GOAT

[@LoydKline-uw4no]

Wilt was unstoppable wheeling/ tornado 🌪 moves toward the 🧺 basket to score more points

[@razorback9926]

78 points, 43 boards in the same game. Wtf ?!

[@EnterAName-]

He was playing 2k before any of us

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

BEST COMMENT HERE

[@bossplayermfs5972]

🎯

[@guygonzalez7039]

For career, 30 pts a game, 22 boards, averaged 46 min per game!! Even today he has total rebounding record! 50 yrs later. What he did, can never be again!! Best player ever in history!! Not even close!!

[@pdhoggardable]

Thanks, Wilt Chamberlain statistics are not human. He did that to an entire league. Don’t know if it could ever be repeated. Words can’t describe his game.

[@DLo-nw8sp]

You know you’re dominant when somebody makes your own top ten crazy statlines vid

[@williamlawlor5969]

dunking and catching the missed shot because you are bigger than 99% of the players ......that's bball ?

[@austinneveau9387]

Why didn't any other big guys do what wilt did then?

[@austinneveau9387]

@@williamlawlor5969 are we not seeing the same thing out there, you're over blowing this whole he played against midgets narrative.

[@warriorwarrior2573]

@@williamlawlor5969 55 rebounds against Bill Russell?

[@ZappakeR]

@@williamlawlor5969 stupid foo. The NBA height average was the same as it is today give or take an inch or two.

[@Clauderoberts29]

Again I say”Wilt is THE GOAT”.

[@bwill8706]

One of the most underrated player in NBA history and he doesn’t get the respect when it comes to the goat conversation.

[@kevinwu5189]

Craziest stat line ever: 20,000 body count

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

MY PIC

[@dmariolandrum9049]

That's The greatest stat EVER!!

[@chiefskingdom2463]

Apparently with men to

[@dmariolandrum9049]

@@chiefskingdom2463 please tell where u heard that rumor? The only time I have ever heard that?

[@chiefskingdom2463]

@@dmariolandrum9049 look it up

[@nickymurphy7270]

Simply the Greatest to Ever Play Basketball .In any Time or Ever. No Contest !!!

[@ziginaigra]

🤣

[@waynzignordics]

@@ziginaigra "Michael Jordan dunked from the free-throw line!" Wilt used to dunk his free-throws until the NCAA and NBA banned it.

[@catgamingyt1282]

With NO run-up. Jordan had to use the whole court on the other hand

[@welfareleech1525]

the guy couldn't even make a free throw

[@robirujnic6110]

Try playing at that pace 48 min a game for hole season

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

damn near for your whole career and one year he averaged 48.5 mins per game... crazy! 😮

[@splakacheus]

Otto Porter's dad is a legend.

[@emeanuele]

Tarantino's Dad 😅

[@klinestudioz]

I’m convinced that wilt chamberlain is the goat 🐐

[@mauriciovalerio5174]

fr

[@huhmf4815]

As a true basketball fan the NBA has set certain people to be forgotten. If Bill Russell didn't have 11 rings he would of been forgotten. This man wilt is a icon for big man but yet he is not been any shown love by the NBA for the hard work an amazing things he has done.

[@jamestaylor8000]

Hell anymore no centers are

[@Nuvendil]

Craziest part of that 35 consecutive field goals? That record broke his previous record of 32 he set just a couple months prior.

[@nonamegame9857]

I watched Wilt towards the end of his career and I have to say you did one of the finest tributes to him that I have seen. Great job 👍👍👍

[@bigjrecords9589]

You can say that again.

[@infiniteuniverse9528]

Yes apparently Wilt did absolutely everything that night including working the concessions stand, selling tickets, doing Security, selling popcorn and helping sweep and lock the place up after the game. Was there ever a greater individual player in the NBA's history? I don't see how...

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Players today hitting solid stat lines. Wilt Chamberlain: hold my jockstrap

[@ronin0294]

When i finish building the time machine im gonna go watch wilt score 100. Man he is one of the greats

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

Don't forget to record down the blocks and steals. Also bring a camera

[@HeathOverledger]

Bring a couple friends too, I’m tryna see that no cap

[@c99kfm]

Make sure you record that game before you kill Hitler, so time wonkiness doesn't happen and ruin the game.

[@Huey111]

@@c99kfm he needs to save MLK too

[@galahad692000]

Thanks for pointing out that Wilt's 55 rebound game came against Bill Russell. A lot of people don't realize that.

[@pjtheory]

In the 2 games prior to the 1962 All-Star Game, Wilt scored 73 points, grabbed 36 rebounds, and shot 29-48 from the floor against HOF center Walt Bellamy. Chamberlain followed that up with a 62 point, 28 rebound, 27-48 from the floor effort against HOF center Bill Russell. In the 1962 All-Star Game, Wilt scored a then All-Star record 42 points, he grabbed 24 rebounds, and shot 17-23 from the floor. These performances were against the greatest winner (e.g., Bill Russell) in NBA history, and the most underrated center (e.g., Walt Bellamy) in NBA history. If the 6'11" 250 pound Bellamy played in today's game, he would be the NBA's best center and 1 of the 5 highest paid players in the league.

[@Davek7110]

Nice!!

[@corbinmcnabb]

Don't know if Bellamy was the most underrated, but he was very good. Him and Thurmond, along with Chamberlain would have (in my opinion) been the three best centers today, and pretty much dominated.

[@rahulbendapudi6090]

This man's whole career was a crazy statline

[@bryantrinidad4224]

Imagine owning Wilt if there's fantasy basketball that time. 🤯

[@connorswanson946]

bro would carry

[@ganrice2984]

They'd have split Wilt into PTS and REB/AST like fantasy hockey would split Wayne Gretzky into just his goals and assists. And just like Gretzky, the two Wilts would be #1 and #2

[@qensuo6101]

Wilt was rockin waves in the 60s 😭

[@ow.9781]

i wish we all got to see him play live

[@carlreed6186]

I am 64 so got to see him play after he moved to join the Lakers. That year the Lakers won 33 in a row and the championship.

[@taha.030]

RIP to the Big Dipper: Wilton Norman Chamberlain aka Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain

[@Vortex__24]

Rip 🙏🏻

[@mauriciovalerio5174]

@@Vortex__24 Rip

[@wiltchamberlaingodofnba2072]

RIP GOD

[@jayrock997]

dude was a walking video game

[@christopherminors3200]

I am a simple man I see a Nonstop Stop Sports Video I click on the video

[@shrillex_1530]

@Ethan Hill Imagine having 2 replies on one comment

[@JamesYeang]

Yes. He’s like a time traveller who just totally dominated. Simply out of this world.

[@michael_m38]

Averaged 48 mins 50 points 25 rebounds 100 point game 13,000 rebounds career total HE. IS. THE. GOAT…

[@arruarian]

I get this noti while I’m looking at craziest stat lines in nba history

[@nathanielescoto9031]

Wilt the goat

[@pp-zq1je]

Nah

[@mathewthebuddle8546]

@@pp-zq1je he is tho

[@Vortex__24]

Agreed, Wilt is the goat 🐐

[@jeffreypbrown4729]

Why do they talk about the old-time greats in MLB, NHL, and NFL, but Wilt is ignored? What are people afraid of? As I kid I loved Wilt. I was too young to see him play, but I saw the films and read a few books on him. He's a fascinating athlete. He beat Jim Brown in a footrace, excelled in track and field, was even drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs, holds some 70s records that are literally untouchable, and played professional vollyball in his 40s. He had a vertical leap of 48 inches, benched 600 pounds, and could fly and leap like no other. For sports fans, I really suggest you watch more videos of him actually playing as well as read up on who he was. Amazing athlete and man.

[@elenofficial3070]

Wilt was and still is a Legend 👑👑👑👑

[@maan7259]

If only wilt won multiple championships, wilt would be without a doubt the G.O.A.T

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

Honestly had he went to boston for a college and such he could have been picked since i think they did it based off regions then and just imagine wilt and russell playing on the same team with all those other hof's bro they could have won at least 10 and above.

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

@Shmar Butler actually no. He'd be more better. Especially with today's training and etc. That whole argument of he wouldn't be good today is just dumb and shame on you for believing things like that.

[@georgejones2863]

@Shmar Butler You are right he would be so much higher than those skinny kids.

[@loilt5091]

@Shmar Butler You're right, he'd be in another stratosphere, above all of them...do your homework, kiddie.

[@victorcox581]

​@@shmarbutler6738That statement is plain Ignorance, once again rules were changed to try to keep WILT from dominating.. Rules were also changed to help Jordan dominate, do you understand the difference. Nomatter how you think Jordan and LeBrron DOMINATED, they are not even close to WILT DOMINATION. Please understand, and Wilt played afraid to hurt others, so probably left points and rebounds on the floor.

[@rickb2432]

The quad double was with Jerry West and Elgin Baylor on the court with him. Wilt was a beast.

[@Cerl84]

quintuple.

[@pickzkickz]

@@Cerl84 *

[@johnnyv.5142]

Wilt played against great centers in the 60's like Nate Thurmand, Walt Bellamy, Wes Unseld, Bill Russell, Jerry Lucas, Willis Reed, and a guy named Kareem (then Lew Alcindor), just to name a few! Which makes Wilt's stats even more impressive!

[@micheleamczeal9790]

People say he played against plumbers, but the one record that can't deny his greatness is 48.5 minutes per game. His stamina was through the roof! He can definitely destroy some records in today's game

[@RepublicConstitution]

The NBA needs to have their statisticians to go back during an off-season and count up all of Wilt's stats.

[@thewhitest2kplayerever598]

Wilt chamberlain that’s a funny way to say the greatest athlete of all time aka the best center ever aka the best volleyball player ever

[@Charon58]

Yes he was also a college track and field athlete, competing in 200 and 400 meters and the triple jump and high jump. There are no official records of his strength but anecdotally he was immensely strong as well. He was probably the greatest athlete of all time.

[@thewhitest2kplayerever598]

@@Charon58 his bench pressed 500 pounds at 50 he’s in pretty strokg

[@masterchief5833]

He was not the best volley ball player

[@thewhitest2kplayerever598]

@@masterchief5833 not the best but one of the best

[@haroldwilson9822]

Man Wilt was playing chess out there. Everyone else is still playing checkers.

[@ogbatman4481]

Nice vid 👍👍👍😀😀

[@johnnieclemons2921]

55 rebs, 100 points, 24 blocks. What the hell😮

[@ianphillips1595]

When I heard you say the new 76ers Coach for the 66'-67' season, Alex Hanem* "demanded" more out of Chamberlain I almost spit out my drink. The man averaged 46 fucking min a game for his career LMAO

[@shaunphillips9693]

Same thing with his head coach in 1962. Chamberlain had already been averaging 40 points a game is first two seasons. His head coach told and that's not enough. We don't have any scores on our team. I'm going to need you to average at least 50 if we're going to have a chance to win. Then Wilt Chamberlain went out and averaged over 50 points a game that season. It still wasn't enough.

[@kimkelly5512]

There were no 3 point shots then, can you imagine what his scoring would be if there was!!!! Wilt simply was the best ever!!!!!

[@aarondigby5054]

When Wilt traveled with the Harlem Globetrotters in '59 waiting for the NBA season to start Wlit would hit a half dozen hook shots from deep in the corner or from mid court, dribble the ball up like a guard, no look passes etc, the guy was a phenom, back then in the early sixties the Harlem Globetrotters were the top entertainment show on TV.

[@GeorgeYoung-uh5by]

I loved Wilt my best player but he might .not make 3 points at all. So he would score less. He was under the basket. Everybody only shoots 3 pointers like Steve Curry

[@kimkelly5512]

@@GeorgeYoung-uh5by I have a DVD that shows Wilt making four 3 point shots in a row. He had a fade away jump shot, also he made baskets from mid court. He was simply the Best EVER!

[@user-cp5cl4ck3e]

why is it never mentioned that Wilt, while playing 47 and 48 minutes a game some years, that he never once fouled out in an NBA game in his career! not once! never fouled out. can you imagine what it takes to do what he did and play like he played against the brutal beatings he would take each game and never retaliate. such control and strength. G.o.a.t

[@Livxr_editzz]

He freakin scored 50 PPG IN 1962

[@emeanuele]

and 25.6 RPG

[@Livxr_editzz]

Yeah

[@rdblk84]

Wilt did all that while Oscar Robertson averaged a triple double that season. They both lost out on league MVP to Bill Russell who averaged 18 ppg and 23 rpg. Go figure 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Rafael-vl1wl]

He is the Real GOAT

[@sebastianherane4816]

When nonsport post a video vive me a smile

[@gabced9663]

In conclusion: wilt chamberlain is a myplayer

[@jerrybrownell3633]

Both Chamberlain and Russell would dominate in today's NBA.

[@ThisAccountIsLocked]

Shaq Breaking RIMS Chamberlain Breaking RECORDS Damian Lilard Breaking BUZZERS

[@larryaldama1673]

🤣

[@sparrow2075]

Now that's the real Goat. A legend and an icon.

[@TheNewLifeChannel]

Holy cow! That first stat alone just closes the deal. God lee!!!

[@caranzojohn3541]

Many people would thinks the 60's is a very weak era in the 60's sometimes if you throw a punch ,kick,elbow it wouldnt be called a foul to Chamberlain unlike today you can just flop for a freethrow but still unable to break wilts records.

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

Yeah and the average nba height was practically the same but just an inch shorter and wilt played against a whole fuck ton of talent. It's a shame that most people have been essentially brainwashed into believing false slanderous narratives.

[@caranzojohn3541]

TRUE🐐🐐🐐🐐

[@jamestaylor8000]

The average height of NBA players has basically stayed static from ‘50’s to The ‘20’s. That was always a BS knock on Wilt. And I always hear there weren’t as many teams?????? If that is your mj argument do the math, dudes mj was beating all those years would have had to buy a ticket to see Wilt play, because that talent pool was not NBA caliber and would not have been on a rooster.and folks talk about a certain player from chicago didn’t sit out games! Wilt didn’t sit out minutes!

[@aidansrandomstuff6843]

Easily the goat

[@nbwall56]

Wilt was a complete stud. Years ago I read a very interesting article about Wilt's 100 point game. The game was against, I think Kansas City, they were an expansion team. Their center was sick, their back up center guarded him, but fouled out in the first half. A forward guarded him the remainder of the game. Al Attles who later coached the Warriors didn't miss a single shot in the game.

[@corbinmcnabb]

Believe that game was against the Knicks, in Hershey, PA.

[@sbullar]

although unofficial Wilt is listed as having block shot games of 26, 24 and 23, just incredible.

[@ejayh.8360]

WTF?! 42 Boards, in a single game.... As a rookie... Imagine someone doing that today. Jesuuuuus

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

The media will be exploding the fuck up if that ever happens man i really hope someone born currently will be the next wilt. Who knows they may already be alive.

[@4Scoot5]

@@mysterygamermgclues8864 the next wilt will be me, except the shorter version of wilt

[@50reds60]

@@mysterygamermgclues8864 you could just classify as an 8 year old and go ham in some 8 year olds

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

@Tadiwa Maenzanise he doesn't even have a play style like him. Just because he may be a possible grandson of him doesn't mean he has the same style.

[@mysterygamermgclues8864]

@Tadiwa Maenzanise i acknowledged the whole otto porter jr bit

[@GaussGodden]

People don't understand how good wilt was.. imagine someone built like Dwight, runs like LeBron, jumps almost like Jordan.. and can hold the ball with two fingers on both of his hands.. and have a crazy ass wingspan... He be dominating today

[@klicknkreate7077]

Built like Dwight except over 7'2" with shoes on like Dwight was!

[@tooldaddy828]

Wilt's vertical leap was better than MJ's...48"..at 7'1". GOAT doesn't even describe the man.

[@GaussGodden]

@@tooldaddy828 wilt is a true beast .. if you seen his videos he can run down the court making everyone looks like they were walking jump high.. imagine twight Howard runs faster and quicker and jumps higher and more strength not to mention wilt has a really soft floater that has high accuracy

[@pjtheory]

Wilt's most overlooked record is that he is the only player in NBA history to record a 30-30 in a playoff series. In the 1965 East Finals, Chamberlain dominated Russell to the tune of 30.1 points and 31.4 rebounds. In Game 7 of that series, Wilt scored the last 6 points of the game to put the 76ers within 1 point of the heavily favored Celtics. Russell then hit one of the basket support wires on an inbounds pass, so the 76ers had the ball with only 5 seconds left in the game. Unfortunately, Greer's inbounds pass was stolen by Havlicek and the rest is history. Chamberlain also had the greatest playoff run (e.g., 1967 playoffs) in NBA history. In 15 playoff games, Wilt averaged 21.7 points, 29.1 rebounds, 9.0 assists, and 9.2 blocked shots. If the award existed at the time, Wilt would have been named the Finals MVP as the record breaking 1966-1967 76ers (e.g., 68-13 record after blasting out of the gate with a 46-4 record) won their first NBA title.

[@tyfooncheki]

My grandfather played against wilt, wilt completely dominated and he says that no one comes near the level of him in the 🐐 conversation

[@mr.research7859]

What's Wilt's highest shot-blocking games he recalls?

[@tyfooncheki]

@Hacks. org bill hosket jr, played for the knicks and braves for a few seasons

[@tyfooncheki]

@@mr.research7859 in a game against his team (the knicks) he had 37. fans/players/coaches would count blocks (not officially) and thats the highest he knows of but is sure there’s been higher

[@tyfooncheki]

@Hacks. org yeah he definitely had more than that he was literally just a god

[@mr.research7859]

@@tyfooncheki You're absolutely correct, he did have more than 36; several times, not just once either, I'm quite certain of. I DID find an article from a Boston paper about a year and a half ago where on Nov. 5, 1960 vs Detroit(neutral game in Boston), the reporter estimated Wilt "must've blocked 50 shots." So far this is the highest total I've found, from either him or Russell, but there might even be a higher total.

[@juicethreetwo]

wilt didnt just dunk, but as your video shows, had an unstoppable bank shot, like tim duncan, and a touch with the finger roll from all sorts of angles, and there's a video on youtube showing him make several consecutive corner 3 hook shots to win a bet. also, he is clearly bigger than shaq in photos together (and way better, also way stronger). obviously would lead the league in scoring and rebounding and blocked shots by a lot if he played today.

[@larrylindgren9484]

Blocks shot probably. But he'd not get many. Most NBA games now are just jack up 60+ 3's a game.

[@hippoduckbros9069]

This is why he is the best of all time

[@leedani9279]

I watched Wilt play. Totally agree. To this day he holds 72 NBA records and is top 2 or 3 in countless more. Never fouled out of a game. Averaged more than 48 minutes per game one year and over 46+ for his career. He averaged more rebounds per game for his career than most get in a single game now. If Jordan’s 3 point baskets were changed to 2 pointers than Wilt is the all time leader. He was one hell of an athlete and could dominate in today’s game. Don’t ANYONE tell me otherwise. He was a a hell of a physical specimen.

[@ziginaigra]

@@leedani9279 if he played in 80s or 90s he would have probably 0 records😃

[@loydkline]

@@leedani9279 ❤️ wilt too: block jabber skyhook shot bunch of times:: wilt owns NBA records books 📚 in wilt casket

[@loydkline]

Wilt rebounding:;NBA scoring records. Great at checkers:: cards::

[@victorcox581]

​@@ziginaigrayou mean every record, Right. Wilt was better condition than any center to play the game,please understand that. Take into consideration the trash talking that goes on,which would give Wilt mote motivation. The only way to put it is GAME OVER, WILT WOULD BREAK EVERY RECORD.

[@ortiznick1941]

UNSTOPPABLE

[@--sly--]

There is never going to be another Wilt due to our culture today. When someone like Wilt, Bo, Mike Tyson was growing up, they played outside at a young age and developed their strength Naturally. Where as kids today grow up playing video games indoor more than playing outside.

[@elijahenabulele7655]

Man had stats like mycareer

[@imthegoat3195]

This dude was so good, when speaking on him, we casually say "he scored 50 points and 30 rebounds" lmfao

[@shaunphillips9693]

Not scored, averaged.

[@imthegoat3195]

@@shaunphillips9693 lol yeah. More insane though to average it tbh. Anyways, still insane how someone can put up numbers like that

[@shaunphillips9693]

@@imthegoat3195 a lot of it just has to do with the fact that Chamberlain had fantastic endurance, and was able to play All 48 minutes a game. If you look at his numbers as per 36, he's averaging 37 points and 19 rebounds a game. That's a little more easy to grasp. Scoring-wise, it wouldn't be much different than one of the best seasons for Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant or James Harden.

[@imthegoat3195]

@@shaunphillips9693 oh yeah. He did play lots of minutes

[@balrog322]

Al Attles, Chamberlain’s teammate with the Warriors that memorable night in Hershey Pa. and the team’s coach for its first championship in 1975, used to brag about the game he and Wilt lit it up for 116 points.

[@phillipschuman4307]

117 points, actually! ;)

[@balrog322]

@@phillipschuman4307 Either Attles mis-told it, or I stand corrected. 😆 Actually he had a perfect line, made all eight of his shots and his only free throw.

[@itsjob595]

Crazy

[@dougt5357]

While he talked about Wilt's playing time I didn't hear him mention that Wilt averaged over 48 minutes a game one season with all the OT games. Something else I heard about him but, didn't witness personally was that before games, during warm-ups, somebody would put quarters on TOP of the backboard and he would jump up and pull them off!

[@Donnachaidh07]

Actually, Wilt averaged over 48 min per game for his career! OT games put him over the 48. Goat!

[@dougt5357]

@@Donnachaidh07 Not true. Wilt averaged 45.8 mpg over his pro career. It was only in 1961 when he was with the Warriors that he topped the 48 mpg mark.

[@Donnachaidh07]

@@dougt5357 Oh okay. Cheers

[@victorcox581]

​@@dougt5357Fact

[@david.tousignant20]

The best athlete we've ever seen. Verified 40" vertical for a man of his size; he was a complete athlete in the NCAA (shot put, triple jump, high jump, 100 yards dash *they run the yards dash back then), etc. The sad thing about his career. The false claims surrounding his career : 20, 000 women; 50 inches vertical; 600 pounds on the bench; etc. Chamberlain don't need those myths to be bigger than life. His basketball credentials were insanely impressive. Also, there was a phenomenon back then explaining why Chamberlain's team (or any one man heavy scoring load) were coming short in the playoffs : "The Wilt Chamberlain Paradox". It wasn't because his team's weren't talented. Thinking Basketball explicitly tackled this subject lately. Sorry for that aside, but Alex Hannum explained this situation in his book : "The Wilt Chamberlain Paradox". It wasn't an easy change for neither Chamberlain or his team; Wilt Chamberlain was constantly complaining to reporters about his new roles after games... Until Alex Hannum almost fought Chamberlain in the locker room! After this incident, Chamberlain accepted completely his roles and became a MVP & the best version of himself in 1967!

[@coachwane]

Yeah thinking basketball take is interesting but lack substance. I don't think he was well informed. Like for one why he was scoring alot, the owner Eddie instructed he wanted him to drop buckets every night. Far as his 20k women, who to say it didn't happen. Fidel Castro claims 35k and no one bats a eye. Also Wilt won his first mvp as a rookie.

[@david.tousignant20]

@@coachwane Lacked substance? He used footage and advance metrics in order to paint a picture or dress a profile of said player. Most of the times, he is right on the target, despite other KZbinrs or TV analysts barely scratching the surface. The Jordan's analysis was the perfect example. He talked about a lot of things older fans like me were saying about Jordan's game. Nowadays, his fans and ESPN are basically saying Jordan is perfect, which is a lie. On another note, scoring a lot of points was flattering Chamberlain's ego too. In the book : "Wilt Chamberlain, Bill Russell and the Golden Era of Basketball", page 192 : Chamberlain was unyielding to his coach demands : Hannum asked Wilt to take fewer shots, set a few shots for his teammates (passing out of the blocks), running to protect his own basket (on some possessions, Chamberlain was just trotting on defense). The coach ask Chamberlain to change and despite Philadelphia incredible season (they were winning more games), Chamberlain was often complaining to reporters about his new role after a win : team efficiency was through the roof, they were playing better defensively, etc. So, yes... Chamberlain high scoring inputs wasn't the best options for his teams. When Chamberlain finally changed in his mindset in 1967 after the Hannum-Chamberlain incident I've talked about, Chamberlain became the best version of himself. Guy Rodgers talked about that change and how it impacted his teammates game.

[@aimwrld3970]

Just PURE DOMINANCE

[@BD-uw1kq]

Wilt was the greatest athlete in human history. No one else is even close and no one has come close to this day. They had to change the rules and the courts dimensions after he showed up. He actually averaged a triple double for his entire career if blocks had been counted in those days. Kind of puts to rest everyone trying to claim that athleticism wasn't invented until james came into the league.