Top 5 Shot Blockers in NBA history

[@zj989]

Ben wallace probably got the best block highlights ever. That nigga had ups

[@chrischill5439]

zach j I love watching his and the 03 pistons defensive highlights in general

[@fugfug5778]

we will always remember the cookie monster for his famous nonono not in my house

[@conxoraddonahue9956]

Juho Kim lmao

[@giorgosmoutran7258]

Where is lavar ball?!

[@ncl_z4295]

He is a collage player

[@Shorts-ek2po]

Prime dwight should have been an honorable mention

[@rodrigosoares7126]

No he shouldn't. Dwight is a loser.

[@yvans.]

@@rodrigosoares7126 can you shut the fu** up now ?

[@sarah-mayemiller5315]

He is not! Y’all crazy!

[@tunanorth]

Anyone who knows anything [and is more than 30 years old] KNOWS that the two top shotblockers of all time [by a mile] are Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell. Unfortunately, blocks were not an "official" stat during their careers. However, it WAS an "internal stat" for the Philadelphia 76'ers, who employed a statistician who recorded them for all home games. For the 150 or so home games Chamberlain played for the 76'ers, he amassed an incredible 8.8 blocks per game AVERAGE, and in one game had 26 blocks.

[@nba4life9]

tunanorth W

[@johnathanpersaud3444]

Im 13 and I know that

[@tgc1635]

Dude, fucking Kwame Brown could've done that if he played in the 60s EDIT: Over-exaggeration btw

[@GEEZYEA777]

What? Anyone with any type of athleticism with the height of atleast 6'10 that played basketball in that era could've easily put up atleast 6 blocks a game lmao. People need to stop overrating Bill&Wilt. Wilt is understandable but he was a huge stat padder that only has one ring

[@Bubba___]

TGC the 60s had some great centers

[@qceaz11]

Great video but I would take Manute Bol out & put in Zo or Tim Duncan

[@JesusChrist-kh3by]

Please don't give up on this channel I love it and I'm sure that some others do too

[@IceCreamCake96]

Charles Crockett are they about to quit?

[@JesusChrist-kh3by]

Emperor of America they upload super inconsistently now and sometimes not all all for long stretches

[@Ray-qy1yd]

Before I watch Hakeem better be #1

[@seruresto1386]

Hakeem no better than third all time. Maybe even less than that. Wilt and Bill blocked way more shots than him, and you have to consider Kareem and Thurmond as well.

[@tunanorth]

Wilt and Russell deserve some kind of "honorary callout" in any list like this, since the are in fact the #1 and #2 shotblockers of all time by a mile. Its probable the Hakeem is only #4, behind Nate Thurmond.

[@masontucker1089]

My Top 5 1.Hakeem Olajuwon 2.Mark Eaton 3.Dikembe Mutombo 4.Kareem Abdul-Jabbar* 5.Manute Bol *Even Though They didn't record Blocks in Kareem's Prime, He still had MASSIVE Numbers toward his end with The Lakers.

[@glyle2504]

Mason Tucker Kareem over Bill? Blasphemy

[@Readeninwheep]

Boy I could go against hakeem and he cant block me dikemba is one

[@alvinailey3rd926]

G Lyle bill russell is one of the most overrated legends of all time. yes he was wilts greatest rival but wilt was by far the better player. russell just had an amazing supporting cast which is why he was able to win so much.

[@yvans.]

Alvin Ailey 3rd wilt became terrible in the playoffs. Stop lesson to the narrative and go check by yourself

[@emanigonzales9685]

Wilt Chamberlain is number 1 cause one time he blocked 26 shots when he was 39

[@zw8ford]

Ben wallace should of been on the list

[@sheldonthomas5283]

Wallace was not as long lasting as the others.

[@rodrigosoares7126]

Definitely not.

[@sportalitytv7690]

Duncan should have been at least in honorable mention

[@Thedog674]

You know the drill.... Tell it I said hi

[@bigpapavee]

I agree with your list but what you say about the Dream, not being physically imposing?? He was all the good things you said, but what you left out was that he was, by far the most talented athlete in this field. His athleticism made him very imposing. His speed, quicks, vertical jump,and agility are why he's number 1. Simple.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Papa Von illa athleticism isnt physical. Meaning how his body looked. Shaq was huge, robinson was muscular and tall. Eaton and bol were super tall. Hakeem was average in size. Prolly no more than 6'10 or 6'11, 250 lbs or so. Jusr off of eyes you wouldnt be intimidated, until u see him play.

[@쿠루미자프키엘]

Manute Bol is no doubt the best shot blocker considering he only played for 18 minutes per game

[@ND-OPS]

Make a video "why hakeem is better than shaq"

[@MIGHTYMaxBOXING]

Ikr!

[@andremoore796]

Allen Iverson Footwork, postfade, speed, shooting, mentality, work ethic, freethrow, quickness, steals, blocks, athleticism, vertical, etc...

[@TheSeahawksDidntRunTheBall]

Allen Iverson I mean if anyone thinks Shaq was better than Hakeem they gotta be dumb.

[@ivedondiddlydotbillcosby9827]

Andre Moore Shaq has the highest vertical in the nba ever

[@Yungdarius]

I've don diddly dot Bill Cosby not even aure if thats true but qhy does it matter?

[@itscharapy231]

Can you please do the best NBA players to never win an award Like if you want Mixed Taped Videos to make this!

[@chargerjake73]

Can you do an underrated video on Robinson. He was an advanced stat god but people only seem to remember him for getting beat by Hakeem even though rodman refused to help.also Duncan should be honorable mention. He may not have led the League but careerwise ended up in top 5.

[@marcosm1451]

chargerjake73 I agree he is really underrated

[@churchservice2700]

chargerjake73...he is EXTREMELY UNDERRATED...in terms of primacy...Robinson was the most dominant and most complete center in the modern era...he was my favorite center to watch during his prime

[@sheldonthomas5283]

Rodman and Duncan played more forward position than centers. Duncan's stats are great but divided.

[@dejomrsic6093]

In my opinion most underrated center ever is Moses Malone

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Camby should be honorable mention to.

[@qwikscopez6619]

My list would be Bill Wilt Hakeem Eaton Bol

[@dauntaecull6969]

U should do top ankle breakers and include zaza he broke the best defender in kawahis ankles

[@imsharpnbo2083]

Dikembe 4? No tim duncan?

[@dionysise5008]

still have the notification button on. pls come back stronger.

[@reesee2068]

Wilt got 26 blocks in a game .

[@Historicutuber]

they rarely make videos lol

[@mikeg4490]

Matthew Sullivan lmao and at the beginning of the video they said to big things to come 😂😂😂

[@vrokhlenko]

Is this video a joke? Wilt is number 1. Learn your history.

[@zachh13]

I would love to see you guys uploading more frequently, but every time you say something like this, you just leave for a month or more again

[@vdLeo-je6os]

NBA/ABA Rank Player BLK% 1. Shawn Bradley 7.83 2. Theo Ratliff 7.19 3. Mark Eaton 6.92 4. Alonzo Mourning* 6.57 5. Dikembe Mutombo* 6.28 6. George Johnson 6.26 7. Tree Rollins 6.24 8. Marcus Camby 6.06 9. David Robinson* 5.69 10. Anthony Davis 5.67 11. Serge Ibaka 5.62 12. Samuel Dalembert 5.57 13. Hakeem Olajuwon* 5.39 14. Roy Hibbert 5.31 15. Andrei Kirilenko 4.99 16. Jermaine O'Neal 4.98 17. Ben Wallace 4.98 18. Patrick Ewing* 4.75 19. Ervin Johnson 4.73 20. Brook Lopez 4.73 Block percentage is a statistic used to estimate how many of an opponent’s two-point field goal attempts are blocked over the course of a game. This is most commonly applied to the blocks completed by a particular defensive player. The percentage takes into account how many minutes the player was on the court, so those who rack up blocks in a short amount of time will have a higher block percentage. Alternatively, block percentage can be calculated for the team as a whole. Because minutes played are not factored into the equation, this is a simpler calculation that simply divides the number of blocked shots by the number of their opponent’s two-point shots in a single game. * Statistics are from basketball Reference.com

[@tikiproductions9875]

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Mixtape videos: HaKeEm OlAjUwOn!!

[@basketballdoctor5953]

Mutombo is way higher than 4th

[@josephmarquezjr.5276]

Yeah

[@glyle2504]

Oh I know who Mark Eaton is...he's that bum who's the reason I can't break the blocks record on 2K

[@Ninochew]

Finally.. I really thought the channel is dead. I missed your voice. :D

[@dantealoving]

Manute Bol is the greatest shot blocker ever! He is far and away the leader in blocks per minute.

[@reesee2068]

Wilt should be number 1

[@alexhughes4294]

Not adding Chamberlain and Russell is a travesty regardless of what era it’s in

[@scottmenser3930]

Without Wilt, Russell, and Jabbar this is irrelevant and a waste of time.

[@einarolafsson5716]

serge ibaka not even an honorable mention?

[@nabetse1999]

obi wan kenobi where would you rank him?

[@einarolafsson5716]

since we are only talking about blocks he should definetely be an honorable mention but definetely not as good as david robinson and those guys

[@einarolafsson5716]

he is averaging 2.5 blocks in his career and is called serge iblocka for a reason

[@Thedog674]

obi wan kenobi or even Dwight

[@einarolafsson5716]

dwight is only averaging 2 for a game and is a center but he was amazing at orlando

[@baboboss6207]

Best Center ever that's a little wild but third behind wilt and Kareem

[@venden5188]

Where is wilt chamberlain ? Someone that blocked all the shots of a prime magic johnson once , the man that blocked 26 shots in one game , and that average 8.8 shots in 40 games , man come on

[@venden5188]

V0laRix yeah , but sometimes commentators counted wilt's blocked shots or in some games were counted as stats , but there were only a few .

[@jameslearing970]

Nice to see my boy Eaton getting some respect.

[@gustaverenard9107]

Man Duncan! At least in honorable mentions..

[@Srbenda126]

Ben Wallace was not 6'9, more like 6'7

[@selever5946]

Hakeem is a beast... But ain't the best center everr..

[@michaelhofman1871]

Best is Bill Russell and today Bill have a birthday ! 85 years old

[@OutgambleYourself]

Eaton should be 1st. Stats approve it

[@brandonok7568]

Dang wilt and bill russell weren't even 5?

[@gavinthoe4740]

early joke team 10

[@mrphelpsjr]

My boy Rudy Gobert WILL be on this list when he's done.

[@Bluebirdfalling]

There were a lot of players as tall or taller than David Robinson that didn't have as many blocks. So him being 7'1 wasn't the only factor.

[@muzcapapillon]

In the moment they mentioned that Wilt, Russell and Kareem were not making the list, I thumbs down the video!!!

[@allistermcginlay6476]

Historian your not? Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell the two best legendary rebounders defenders in the nba! Theirs a video that shows Wilt blocking a shot against the board while Bill Russell was the centre? (Lebron did they same and they called it a legendary block ) Wilt never fouled out, that means he placed his body opposite his opponent to play only with his less dominate hand! A guy who got 55 rebounds against Bill Russell and the celtics wouldn't have a high number of blocks? and this was in the most physical era of basketball! Jerry West had his nose broken 9 times? Nate Thurmond throughout his career averaged 15 points and 15 rebounds per game, he's arguably more ripped than modern players and you imply that he didn't block shots on the same level as these 5 players? That's a lack of insight about the rules of 1960s basketball and the players who had a pronounced ruthless physicality that even in the Jordan's era didn't exist at the same level and is none existent in Shaquille O'Neal or the LeBron era?

[@walkerboh29276]

YES! Hakeem is on this list. He is sooooo underrated. Thanks for putting my boy on this list

[@yimbaiyoko]

walkerboh29276 he's not underrated at all...

[@donttreadonmeiwonttreadony2360]

No, Mutumbo is underrated

[@Readeninwheep]

If everyone knows he good hes not underrated

[@Readeninwheep]

@@donttreadonmeiwonttreadony2360 thank you

[@glenmb23]

wtf? where's my boy Lonzo? -Lavar

[@markalford9788]

This is a little different, but I'm curious about salary/contract stuff. Things like "Top 10 biggest contracts ever" or "Top 10 single-season paychecks" or "Top 10 most money earned in a career" are all interesting topics to me!

[@taylordry2908]

Dikembe should be 1st

[@theblackpoppa239]

How about Tim Duncan

[@katieheilman7388]

Dikembe Mutombo should be #1. Mark Eaton is WAY to high, I respect his shot blocking but still.

[@markalford9788]

Hey how about "Top 10 most endorsed players" a little different but unique and oddly interesting

[@PrasinoXorton]

Hey nice to be back. Will you ever record The Show again?

[@theblackpoppa239]

How about Shaquille O'Neal

[@theblackpoppa239]

How about Kevin Garnett

[@anthonymassaro8571]

Make a video about comparing Melo and Dominique Wilkins!!!!

[@anthonymassaro8571]

They r super similar and if Nique is considered top 50 why not Melo?

[@ShOiEs70]

Y'all should do a video like this but make it non big men. Like who were the biggest little guys.

[@mrmongraalairn141]

Where's Kareem his 3rd all time and they didn't track blocks for 4 years at the start of his career.

[@shake1494]

#1 Has to be the one and only Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon!

[@Pinakuluang]

Kevin Garnett! Where is he? You dare not include The Big Ticket?

[@zachh13]

My list 1. Wilt 2. Russell 3. Hakeem 4. Dikembe 5. Manute Bol or Mark Eaton (I don't find these AS impressive because of how tall they are)

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Zach Horvitz thats biased. Cant discriminate because of height.

[@johnnykilroy3737]

R.I.P manute bol

[@scottiep74]

As much of a Hakeem fan as I am dikembe should he number 1 for shit bkocks

[@enmanuelbatista2086]

make a comparison of john stockton vs jason kid..... please!!!!!

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

I think you should have added D. Wade as an hon. mention, just because he's (I think; I haven't checked) the best shot-blocking guard. You should do breakdowns of (stat) by (position), like Best PPG for Centers, PFs, etc. Best Blocks for SG, PG, etc. I'd be curious about that, and that is some pretty easy research to do.

[@ssj4galactus]

Ok not in order ben wallace, matumbo, wilt, hakeem, shaq

[@theblackpoppa239]

I don't know about Charles Barkley but maybe him too

[@dubnation6746]

Notification squad I'm 8th comment

[@barbarianfool9604]

No doubt dwight howard in his prime best shot blocker ever

[@memphis1038]

Serge Ibaka lead the 2010's decade in total blocks

[@ivedondiddlydotbillcosby9827]

George mursain was taller than manure if I'm not mistaken

[@leonardveresov4337]

Lebron on Andre maaaan

[@francesrichardson4915]

how do you have 100,000 subs your lists are terrible

[@MiguelRodriguez-zd6tq]

Shawn Bradley was the best center of all time.

[@marvinj1000]

Mark Eaton should be number one

[@Zach-gq9cw]

Bruh I'm not even gonna try and school y'all

[@jdbonus7259]

Mixed tape videos pls make a video of best scorers

[@jeanchris5768]

I love your vids guys

[@carlosmiranda4222]

Why is Ben Wallace in the honorable mentions

[@markamoah4623]

Mixed tape videos can you make a new video I put notification like and subscribed

[@basketballlegend2512]

top 10 2018 nba mvp candidates

[@teyzoortelevision3176]

Top 10 or 5 Post Players of all time

[@calebdungey4120]

Serge ibaka is serge ibloka(Block)

[@lukajelenko28]

do the video "Dragic is underrated "

[@nba2kclashtutorials141]

Why is Dikembe number 4? Wtf

[@fredrikged5221]

Top 5 passers?

[@dewbackgaming659]

Well what do you know, they decided to post a video for the first time in forever

[@calebdungey4120]

And lebron is a chase down artist

[@petiteexplication6249]

whiteside will be here

[@JadenWaddell]

No no no Mutombo should be number one

[@philipaltieri]

Mutumbo should have been second

[@poornimanaik-bhat2985]

So why is kareem not on the list

[@LycanH.222]

Dwight Howard was left out

[@flappydaily111]

What about wilt

[@joshuaklein8465]

First To say I'm 34th

[@alanzhou1967]

Hassan Whiteside Might be here after he's done

[@jlsnn9]

Why is dikembe not at #2