What did Wilt Chamberlain's 100 Point Game look like? 100 Point Game Highlight (composite)

[@WiltChamberlainArchive]

Wondering if this is real? Spot any repeated baskets? This was created using the actual radio broadcast. The video is a carefully made composite (with several shots needing to be be repeated) with film of one of Wilt's 73 point games against the same New York Knicks team that happened a few months later. Using score cards I was able to reorganize the baskets to sync with the audio and have the accurate field goal and free throw progression of the 100 point game. So no, it isn't video of the event ...BUT with the audio and progression of baskets it may be as close as we can hope to get to a highlight of this game. No cameras were present in Hershey Arena the day of the 100 point game, because it was a road game for both teams (neutral location) in a small town that was not equipped to video broadcast sporting events. Many NBA games at the time were simply not broadcast on tv especially when on the road like this back in 1962 other than maybe being covered on the radio such as this night. The reason some other games such as the 73 point game have footage is because they were played at larger venues like Madison Square Garden. Hope everyone enjoys this opportunity to see the closest thing we can to this game!

[@rocbot9479]

Also; they kept wilt on the court the entire game, he didn’t go off once.

[@johnmickiewicz44]

Not only did he not come out of this game, he never was taken out of any game that entire season. He missed 7 minutes of one game because he got thrown out. Otherwise, he played every second of every game and averaged 48.6 minutes per game (overtimes pushed the average higher than a regulation NBA game.

[@johnk3769]

Well, as if that isn’t disappointing… Now, I will start questioning everything I hear or watch because of you clowns who know AI is extremely dangerous for existence as no, AI “BOTS” aren’t going to end our existence. It be will be humans themselves as look at how divided this world is right now. It doesn’t take more than a simple fake AI Video of a certain Nations Leader threatening a different Country… There is no winner in a nuclear war as we will all be wiped out.

[@MrLuckyZo]

Thank you for your work

[@thelox2020]

The fact that he did this with 2 pointers is just insane

[@Oschinothadon]

And a lot were turnaround fallback jumpers

[@kaleb1858]

I mean all he had to do was stand there! He was the tallest person back then! No skill or nothing! Not really impressive if you think about it

[@Bill-ou7zp]

@@kaleb1858 Yeah, he's overrated

[@waistlestunic7]

Did either of you actually watch the highlights? He did all of that with Jump shots. No dunks, no threes.

[@waistlestunic7]

A few layups maybe

[@joeschmo7834]

I don’t think Wilt gets enough credit on how much he popularized basketball. He was the NBA’s first mega star. The NBA certainly had stars but Wilt was the one who helped pioneered what the NBA is today. Not to mention he paved the way for other black athletes to get into the NBA in an era where it was hard for black athletes to break out. Wilt was a legend.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

cousy?

[@VR3Miami]

Cousy was

[@ranelgallardo7031]

George Mikan was the first one actually. However he was White so…

[@fentazen2677]

Joe fulks

[@hyabusa1]

Most fans don't even consider him a top 5 player which is insane to me

[@mikebrown2367]

I never realized how physically imposing Wilt Chamberlain was until I saw a reddit post sizing up a 22 year old Harlem Globetrotter Wilt in 1958 and a 20 year old Dwight Howard in 2006 . Wilt just towers over him . Wilt was 7'1.06 without shoes while Dwight was listed at 6'9 barefoot despite being " 6'11" . Wilt would be like 7'3 in today's shoes

[@raddmann336]

Wilt was also incredibly strong.

[@EGarrett01]

Bill Russell himself said "You have no idea how physically imposing he was." Also check out when he shook hands with Shaq. He has higher and broader shoulders than Shaq, it's honestly scary. Hard to believe that freak was unleashed on basketball in the 1950's.

[@couragecrusader7649]

Yeah he was born in the wrong era. If he played in the 90s or later more people would see the true terror of wilt

[@hggfhh4449]

That picture is still in the old giant center in hershey. It's a practice ice rink for kid hockey teams next to hershey park.

[@rjt201]

Only Jokic could come even close to Wilt in playability

[@ericdanielsbenavidez5867]

History was made that night. THIS RECORD MIGHT NEVER BE BROKEN... Although Kobe Bryant came awfully close with 81... God bless them both just incredible.

[@luisc7291]

Kobe’s was more impressive

[@Abdullah_Haruna]

@@luisc7291 Your profile picture fits you

[@eliopalombi]

@@luisc7291 why?

[@damondriver6363]

@@eliopalombi read my above comment

[@damondriver6363]

@@Abdullah_Haruna in fact, if Kobe was playing back during Wilts time, with the skillset he had in the NBA, he'd literally have dropped 100+ on more than one occasion. Despite not having the insane size advantage that Wilt had.

[@johnwx25]

First saw him during the 33 in a row streak with the Lakers. He changed his game with Baylor, West and Goodrich. Incredible team. He was and still is the GOAT

[@TrippiiOfficial]

So you a old guy respect 🫡

[@matthewrosario3109]

Watched him play??

[@johnwx25]

@@TrippiiOfficial thank you, some people say he played against nobody. He was so dominant everybody ended up being nobody. Bill Sharman had him change his game as Jackson changed Shaq's game. Rebounds and dishes. He had Kobe. Wilt was a passing machine. 20 Reb night was so so. The closest defensive force to him in the paint was Mutumbo. Bill Russell considered one of if not the greatest defender was totally dominated by wilt in everything but the wins.

[@johnwx25]

@@matthewrosario3109 yes, I had 2 favorite teams. NY Nets ABA and Lakers. Dr. J AND Wilt are still my favorites.

[@helloitsme3940]

@@johnwx25 how old r u man, wow, respect. I wish i also watch wilt play

[@dusty975]

Very cool concept ... great job! Combined with the radio broadcast, this was an amazing recreation!

[@Hether6971]

this channel should be more famous

[@DEREK2438]

Very cool concept video for The GOAT Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game.

[@70sfan]

Interesting idea, it turned out to be really cool to watch. Thanks for your work again!

[@WiltChamberlainArchive]

Yes idk if this idea will have traction like other videos but I just know I was always curious what it even looks like to score that many field goals and free throws. The score cards and the 73 point footage that recently was released by the NBA made it possible, and of course most of the crowd filler came from the great tapes you've had converted! So thank you!

[@70sfan]

@@WiltChamberlainArchive No problem, it's a pleasure to help you with your content. I wish we see more Wilt footage released before the end of 75th anniversary season, but chances aren't big.

[@freddiegibbs101]

This was staggeringly well made. Thanks for creating and sharing this!

[@hggfhh4449]

PHILADELPHIA Warriors: Let's play in Hershey

[@MJWizards]

Didnt know there was available footage of his 73 points game! Cool concept btw

[@MJWizards]

@@tsoden2 there is no footage of his 100 points game. Did you read the video description?

[@MJWizards]

@@tsoden2he used the footage of the 73 points game to "recreate" the 100 points game.

[@Libzalii]

@@MJWizards You also a Wilt fan? I love your channel.

[@MJWizards]

@@Libzalii Love Wilt. I also have his Lakers jersey in my collection. Thanks for your words mate

[@rafaelhoa4000]

Wilt is one of the few players with a retired jersey by 3 pro teams and a college team. Just imagine the salary he would command in today's NBA.

[@choward5430]

I heard the entire 4th quarter audio. The announcer said, "they're fouling Chamberlain and the refs aren't calling it." Also, Wilt said that had they played him straight up he would have scored 140.

[@faithinchrist2757]

They had no defence so they had to foul him. And I believe he could’ve scored 120-140.

[@phaedrabonaparte735]

Although Wilt was not above using some serious (yet legal at the time) trickery.

[@PHXNKVHXLIC]

100 point game never happened

[@choward5430]

@@PHXNKVHXLIC You young people hibernate in a world of lies. You're comfortable lying and believing the lies you make up yourselves! So have at it!

[@supernaw-seniorcitizenhooper]

Everyone talks about Kareem's skyhook but you rarely hear about the younger Wilt's fallaway jumper which was even more effective. Jabbar never could have stopped it.

[@tinetine4566]

There are videos WILT blocking kareem's skyhook..

[@jdsbeau1]

faddaway jumper

[@JStarStar00]

Great recreation. It's hard for people today to understand that very few NBA games were filmed in any capacity until about 1970. As you well know there are hardly any video clips available of Mikan, Schayes, Pettit or other early 50s players (you've dug up most of them). Even Wilt and Russell have only a couple dozen games of video available of their playing career (this changed considerably in 1970 when ABC expanded its national coverage of the NBA but even so there aren't that many Wilt games available on video. Contrast that to LeBron James -- literally every basket of his entire career is available on video (the challenge is digging it up and getting broadcast rights.)

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

I remember the days when radio ruled.

[@Rjwubs]

That turnaround jumper is insane

[@FromTheHipp]

ive been watching this youtube channel for years. whomever is behind it, you're doing a great job keeping his name alive.

[@NoName-zb1gm]

I went to the Sixers vs Warriors game in Philly on the 50th anniversary of Wilt's 100 point game. At halftime they played the audio of the last 5 minutes of the 100 point game. Even though I knew the result it was riveting hearing how it happened. I also got a tiny square piece of the floor the 100 point game was played on.

[@MrPhillyGuy23]

I was at that game also. I still have a piece of the floor too. When I see people claiming the game didn't happen it just boggles my mind how ignorant some people are these days.

[@user-iz8ig5cg3v]

That post fade of the glass was deadly lmao

[@rohangeorge712]

fr

[@jaybee5269]

Magnificent job! Wonderful! Many who never saw him play will disparage his opposition and say he could never do that today, but all any player can ever do is excel in the context of his time. And no one excelled in his time in as many ways and to the degree that Wilt did - and no one has ever since.

[@mikegillins4992]

Amazing creation gives a nice feel ti what the 100 point game was like...I had a chance to meet Chamberlain back in 91 in NYC by Shea stadium and he looked like he could still play

[@goatedaustin]

He could’ve played in the nba if he was in his 60’s

[@OspreyFlyer]

Yeah, Wilt was a fitness and health enthusiast. Amazing older man. One of a kind athlete including track star. Still hard to realize what a great(est) athlete he was.

[@mikegillins4992]

@@goatedaustin I wouldn't doubt that

[@mikegillins4992]

@@OspreyFlyer when I saw him that day he was sweating always was curious where he was coming from and what he was doing...I walk by and said wilt the stilt Chamberlain And he just laughed (I'm sure he was suprise this teenage kid knew who he was)

[@tylerhingleton8493]

@@mikegillins4992 He said he hated the nickname "Stilt" lmao He like "The Big Dipper" much better.

[@bornrdy101]

I'm a huge fan of basketball and this is my first time ever seeing this game. I've always wanted to see it. Thank you for sharing this!

[@KaveMan_]

This isnt the actual 100 point game, read the description. No video exists of the game as far as we know

[@rafaelhoa4000]

@@KaveMan_ there is no video, but lots of people claimed they were present at the game.

[@yusufu9]

Absolutely amazing, and I'm referring to both the incomparable performance by Wilt and the masterful film production by our immensely talented Archivist! Thanks so much for all your invaluable contributions to preserving the legacy of the NBA glory days and that of many of its greatest stars.

[@chodak.black14]

This is crazy thanks for sharing this it’s rare to find this footage wilt was just a walking stat machine what a game this was for him and for nba history. Record setting performance🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@redfanrod]

Highly entertaining. Gives a feel of what scoring 100 points in a game is like. I read "Wilt, 1962" last year and, from what I read, the final quarter was just a foul fest by both teams, who were either trying to deny Wilt the ball (the Knicks) or who were trying to make the quarter last as long as possible (the Warriors). Either way, what an amazing feat.

[@mikebrown2367]

Wilt when he weighed 260( which was his rookie weight I believe) could clean and jerk 375 and deadlift 625 according to " Wilt 1962 , the dawn of a new era "

[@taha.030]

@@mikebrown2367 he weighed 275 as a rookie. He weighed 260 before his NBA debut at a Kutchers pick up game

[@J4Ck5Hi7]

Yo thank you for this. This is invaluable work my friend.

[@mathiaskanuck6759]

What a SOLID fadaway Wilt had.

[@napoleonbonaparte1260]

Defense was good too.

[@pimpmastaa101]

MJ, Kobe, and Dirk are most known for the fadeaway but Wilt invented it

[@lukamagicgod]

Its not solid in real game.

[@lukamagicgod]

Highlights is ofcourse better.

[@lukamagicgod]

He miss 27 shots in this game lol

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

Absolute LEGEND!! Thank you for such a unique presentation.👍

[@buckfan1969]

Grew up watching him and Russell nearly every Sunday, and got to see him live once vs. the Royals in 1966. He was being interviewed side court when we came in, and our seats were behind the basket in the first row, so I had to walk right past him. Seeing him up close just standing with the sports guy interviewing you could see the muscles, the veins, and the size. TV does not convey his sheer size or power. The Royals had a 6'8" center (6'10" today) in Wayne Embry. Embry went about 280 by then and it was all muscle. When the 76rs were playing our basket Embry would stand behind him and push Wilt with all his weight away from the paint. At one point Wilt made a subtle motion like a man adjusting his cuff, and Embry bounced off the stanchion right in front of us. That was nearly 60 years ago, and I've never seen anything like him. Not even close.

[@garebear1364]

This video is a gift to basketball fans. Very well done!

[@emeanuele]

The final Dipper Dunk is so iconic. Excellent work mate, Dippy would've loved it!💯

[@eaglemeagles]

This footage definitely changed my mind, thank you

[@ShinetheLightofTruth]

Nicely done! Thanks for posting.

[@OspreyFlyer]

Great work and editing! Thanks for posting!👍Wilt the GOAT! 🏀

[@sharpshooter9308]

Thank you, I’ve been wishing to watch this

[@howardking3601]

Neat! Adds some visual context to the historical facts. Has anybody ever dominated a game like this? He was the GOAT!

[@JimboCookies2nd]

He was playing 5’7 white guys

[@howardking3601]

@@JimboCookies2nd Tell you what, Mr. Jimbo. You assemble a team to play with you, of your choice and an opposing team of 5' 7" white guys of similar ability. Then you go out there and score 100 points.

[@vingthor13]

OK ok ok.... You've out-done yourself here WCA ! Whatta vid you put together here...i had planned on making fun of you using the many of the same clips at 1st till i saw the ending explaining , lol. Thank you so much for this.... It really was like kinda watching it..... Ya kinda felt like you were there , ya know...ofc , I'm a lil bit 420 at the moment , but still , lol. The thing that really brought the whole thing together for me though were the close-up's of Wilt , like a reaction smirk ...brilliant...Thanks again!

[@vickihives9580]

Simply incredible and amazing how much talent with supreme coordination Mr Chamberlain came with !!

[@ritjakozonguizi3077]

Must've been incredible to witness live!!!!

[@landonmosur9935]

This needs way more views and shares man please. I’m such a big wilt fan

[@Thejeffersoshow]

Please don't share this B.S video, its dumb and the game NEVER happen

[@voltz8945]

Those free throws are interesting. I'm surprised no one's trying them in today's game.

[@phaedrabonaparte735]

Imagine sitting in the crowd in this game. I wonder at what point they realised what Wilt really wanted to do. Truly, a Century Game.

[@jamorands916]

the free throws, can't get enough of 'em:)

[@david.tousignant20]

Wow. Excellent work!

[@libertybellbill4439]

The Greatest Sports 🏀 Accomplishment Ever Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 Point Game ❤️

[@smoothALOE]

I really appreciate the effort in re-creating this game. It’s a shame there was no footage of the actual game, but it’s not surprising, either. For those that think it never happened, simply because of that, you need to do your research and understand where the league was in those days. We don’t have any footage of Dave Thompson/George Gervin scoring 73 and 63 on the final day of the season in 1978, either. I never hear anyone acting like those games didn’t happen. Why is that?

[@kcosgrovelakers]

I thought this wasn’t recorded when the cameras were off. Oh shoot! I found it! Thank you wilt chamberlain archive for the footage of the 100 point footage!

[@onebigadvocado6376]

People think of Wilt as a big dumb dunker when they see his numbers, but in reality he was like a 7'1" Tim Duncan with a 48" vertical and elite speed. Absolutely insanity.

[@gynandroidhead]

Not to start a team without Wilt Chamberlain is sheer lunacy. I get asked by younger players what kind of numbers he'd put up in today's game. My answer is always the same: "I honestly don't know, but what I DO know is that he would have the capacity to adjust to ANY era and be a dominant force." We also get the questions of embellished and conflated numbers (excluding that one) regarding his strength, blocked shot totals, athleticism, etc. I am sure some of them were, but does it REALLY take away from how amazing he was, the records he set (of which 70+ still stand and he hasn't played in 50 years), and how he drastically changed the game? These recollections are being stated not only by NBA players, but ALL TIME great HOF NBA players whose names are met with respect. Why would they repeat stories where Wilt made them look like ordinary players? These recollections aren't all playground legend and urban myths. --------------- Because of your amazing channel, there are more people "rooting for Goliath." Hopefully, they'll also gain a broader historical context as well.

[@tylerhingleton8493]

I think his rebounding and blocking shot stats would take a dive due to the game being more perimeter-oriented, but I don't see his scoring average declining, since you aren't allowed to touch today's players. The great Walt Frazier said the man would average 75, if he really wanted to in today's game.

[@mircobinda]

Imo wilt in the 80s would be considered the goat, Best athlete ever seen and great tecnique

[@rafaelhoa4000]

Wilt is the record book of the NBA.

[@morrisparrish76]

You left out the most important WNC number 46mpg for his career!

[@gynandroidhead]

@@morrisparrish76 Yeah, Wilt's on-court stamina was out of this world.

[@Meteo_sauce]

Yall thought he was all about dunks but man has a mean fadeaway as well 💀💀💀

[@jingqi9106]

Wilt didn't just dominate the game offensively, "Dip" also imposed his presence on the defensive end as the greatest shot blocker that ever lived as well as being a force above ALL other players on the boards. Indeed, Wilt averaged a phenomenal 30 ppg and over 20 boards a game, a feat that has never been accomplished by another player and never will be. Wilt is the GOAT. 👏🔥

[@hype88]

Nahhhh, he was a great shot blocker but a lot of that had was because he was towering over 95% of the players he faced (much like the heavily inflated rebounding numbers). He was known to half ass it on defense quite a bit outside of blocks especially when he had it going offensively. Give him props for the ridiculous stats but don't say he was a defensive monster the entire time as well because he def. wasn't. Saying that he would still be a dominant force in any era but would not be putting anywhere close to the same numbers, let's be real.

[@Y2Jmarco1]

If only blocks and steals would have been recorded back then…

[@jingqi9106]

@@hype88 Nah, not true. First, the average height of an NBA player then was almost exactly as it is now. Second, Wilt was never the tallest center in the NBA and there were some damn good Hall of Fame centers that were 7 footers that wilt played against light in. and night out when you consider that players then were measured barefoot until Wilt retired and then in '73 they started measuring players with shoes on. With shoes on Bill Russell was 6'11", Walt Bellamy was 7', and Nate Thurmond was a long 7', for example. So being nothing but real, Wilt was a beast against great Hall of Fame African American centers that were big and athletic so your assumptions are incorrect.

[@jingqi9106]

@@Y2Jmarco1 Exactly

[@surfarijeff7884]

@@jingqi9106 Facts

[@ridofmax2771]

This idea was truely genius and amazing using other wilt Chamberlain clips to represent his game

[@southwest1988]

the real goat no one is even near!!!

[@charlesjohnson536]

OL'🐐👑WILT CHAMBERLAIN#13 .. THE MOST ATHLETIC .. AND DOMINANT .. BASKETBALL PLAYER IN THE HISTORY OF THE NBA ..

[@lilbeale642]

Bro, wilts competition would’ve made someone like Rudy gobert look good

[@matijakos7414]

Hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha Fake Wilt

[@antoinestuckey425]

I respect Chamberlain This the goat

[@MrPhillyGuy23]

Wrong, his competiton was more Hall of Famers than any other center. Tell us you know nothing about NBA History without telling us you know nothing about NBA History.@@lilbeale642

[@MaxxerG]

The most impressive characteristic of Wilt was how strong he was. There are recollection of players saying they had fractured foot from the basketball rebound on the floor after being dunked be Wilt. And even Schwarzenegger saws Wilt lifted a friend over a fence with one arm. Wilt could have been the strongest man alive for his weight

[@KARAOTI23]

Amazing work, this is as good as it gets!

[@ronfoote2122]

Why were we ever told that there was no tape of this game? Mind blowing that I should get to see this now. I saw him in LA the year before the Lakers won the title back in 72.

[@WiltChamberlainArchive]

If you read the description or the end of the video - this is the 100 point game audio carefully merged with a 73 point gametape. I used scorecards to put the baskets in the correct order and repeat any as needed, but it is crafted to be "as close as possible" to the 100 point game visually. But make no mistakes it is a 73 point game tape. This is just the closest thing possible to experiencing the 100 point game was to merge two sources like this. Apologies for the confusion.

[@ronfoote2122]

What a bummer.

[@voltz8945]

@@WiltChamberlainArchive thanks for being honest

[@TheBatugan77]

So Wilt has a 73 point game tape TOO?

[@TheBatugan77]

The fact that Wilt ALSO had a 73 point game to use footage of...

[@hyperbrano9503]

the moment he got 100 gave me the chills 😢rest in piece Wilt Chamberlain❤ you are a legend to basketball back then and still a legend in my heart LOVE- Brandon :)

[@vruxe3129]

man really dropped 100 points in a game

[@gabrielkappenman816]

I didnt know there was even video of this, amazing.

[@Luca-yb4sh]

So sad we can only rely on a recreation for one of the most legendary games of all time.

[@goatedaustin]

What?

[@NeonBeeCat]

@@goatedaustin this is a recreation, not official footage of the game

[@YoungJustice1997]

@@NeonBeeCat So where is this footage from

[@Willball216]

It’s a compilation if the commentator say hook shot by chamberlain they find a clip from another game where he made a hook shot 100 point game was not recorded for some strange reason

[@guitafire]

@@Willball216 100 Point Game was not recorded because it was played in Hershey PA, where there was no team. They played an “exhibition” game there in the regular season to promote the league, and they did not usually record those

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

You did bloody well to recreate this. Edit: saved video to watch it again.

[@Thejeffersoshow]

This video still doesn't prove this game happened the facts remain how many points did Wilt have at the beginning of the fourth quarter and you will see where the NBA lied

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

@@Thejeffersoshow people that attended the game aren't the NBA. You can remain deaf and blind that's your decision.

[@Thejeffersoshow]

​​@@The.Drunk-Koalathis video here says Wilt had 69 points at the start of the fourth quarter, Nowhere in official NBA RECORD BOOKS have 69 points after 3 quarters 😂😂😂 why doesn't the NBA recognize Wilt's 69 points after the 3rd quarter.? The NBA says Klay Thompson & James Harden with 60 points after 3 quarters..Google it , go NBA stats website. 😂😂😂 NBA lied

[@Thejeffersoshow]

@@The.Drunk-Koala Yeah you drunk if you believe this B.S video, with its FAKE stats.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

@@Thejeffersoshow mate Id prefer to be drunk than be on fentanyl like you.

[@billybadass3056]

poor Knickerbocker...... always known as the NBA's Historical Punching Bag for Elite Plyers.........

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

Legend has it that he was Boston’s punching bag

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

Legend has it that he took off two games versus Boston just to get ready

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

Legend has it that the Lakers made it all up

[@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide]

Legend has it he has no children

[@Ehh-nx7nk]

@@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide wtf are you saying

[@artoflife6093]

What an incredible feat, and the fact they got it on camera 👌 legend

[@petervang8127]

The fact that he did it off a lot of skill and not just brute strength and dunking, is amazing. Shaq is the most dominant. Wilt reminds me of a bigger Tim Duncan - big hands.

[@briabbruh6183]

To this day no one has even come close to beating it

[@cojack636]

Not even close...

[@morrisparrish76]

& they never will (come close)!

[@tommybrown9534]

That's wild... Even today when a player scores even 50, it becomes a sports center highlight and talking point

[@thesolutiondude793]

Wilt the goat.. 100 is 100!! Name another person in NBA history who has done it? On a mountain top by himself

[@kylersoul]

I got the chills watching this, he is awesome!

[@MrAitraining]

It's such a shame there isn't a lot of game film from Wilt's kick ass early prime years.

[@mtklaric]

amazing, cool idea...you created a very emotional video

[@Amick44]

For sure. Historical. I want this record to stand and believe it will. The even 100 is perfect and magical. And set by a deserving individual.

[@darrenayotte]

Incredible video, thank you so much for doing this…may I ask how you got a copy of the full radio broadcast? And if you plan on uploading? I’ve never heard the whole broadcast. As a longtime basketball historian, nothing would be greater than that. Thank you again for all you do!

[@tylerhall9412]

incredible. thank you so much for this

[@70sfan]

By the way, I have seen recently a lot of talk about Wilt's FT shooting and that he abandoned underhand technique because it didn't look cool. which made him worse after his best FT season (1961/62). We both know that's not the case, so maybe you'll make a video showing that Wilt kept shooting that way until he got traded to the Lakers? I thought about doing such video, but I don't have much time recently for more advanced YT projects.

[@WiltChamberlainArchive]

Yes I don't know how that concept even came up, I have definitely thought about doing a project on that because it clearly isn't true! I will see what I can do!

[@70sfan]

@@WiltChamberlainArchive Thanks again!

[@johnwx25]

He reached the point where he just started shooting FT from the top of the key. Just flicked them

[@taha.030]

Yes lol. Everyone has seen the footage of him with the San Francisco Warriors and with the 76ers where he still shot his free throws underhand, yet they still say he didn’t.

[@klavzerblut]

Hey. I can't believe that the two GOAT Wilt fans are here at once😁 BTW, I'm Kristjan Klavžer, the author of IN SEARCH OF THE NBA GOAT. I'd be honored if you checked out my work. And if you do, check out the 2020/21 version. I don't want to spoil the book, but I think that every Wilt fan should check it out🙂 This guy is the GOAT yet horribly underrated and misunderstood. Anyway, thank you for your great work!

[@brianskoi]

This is the single greatest game performance of all time . All two pointers and free throws.

[@theshekelsent]

The Goat wilt the stilt

[@GaryRaye]

I was a Freshman in high school and at night I would listen to ballgames on an am radio. Just happened on the start of this game and was in for a treat that my never be do again.

[@martinsingletons3457]

Nobody could even come close to being the greatest

[@morrisparrish76]

That should go without saying…….well maybe it shouldn’t?

[@deancarter9688]

Yeah I had always heard about the 100 point game but always believed it was never recorded. Special to see that.

[@KinggMar]

Wilt the stilt!

[@morrisparrish76]

Try “the gentle giant”!

[@andrewbaroch2141]

Wilt put on a REALLY BIG SHOOO. REALLY TALL SHOOO, too. (Ed looks up at Wilt.)

[@Solanegore]

LOVE THE VIDEO SIR!

[@marchdance]

Why did wilt's fadeaway looked way better in this video? Anyone explain it, Due to injury?

[@WiltChamberlainArchive]

Depends on what you are comparing it to, but from my own playing experience when you take more shots over an extended period of time your form can sharpen up and it can sort of get rusty if you take less. He reduced his volume and focus later in his playing career to facilitate and / or only posted up a fraction of the amount of times so it's possible his touch and form eroded a bit. He also did have a severe knee injury and surgery during and after the 1970 season, and a lot of the footage of him is after that season due to film becoming more popular in the 70's.

[@proudpatriot7353]

He really used the backboard very well.

[@Yaya11998]

So we not gone talk about that behind the back pass to wilt at 1:09? Lol

[@aarondigby9859]

@1:09 you had slick passes and slick passers back in the day. The coaches wanted you to pass; chest passes, bounce passes. They called behind the back passes "hot dogging."

[@ritjakozonguizi3077]

Legendary.

[@1CHILL_PILL1]

Basketball people be tall as hell bruh

[@danevans5823]

I saw him play in 61' at Syracuse.Back in those days after the game you could just walk right on the court.I walked up to him and couldn't think what to say. I actually just couldn't believe anybody was that tall.He was so imposing i just gawked until he headed for the locker room.In my eyes he also doesn't get enough credit for the amazing athlete he was.

[@frederickrapp5396]

Except for Wilt, did any of the other players ever dunk the basketball in 1961? I don’t think that many of the players in 1961 were even capable of dunking.

[@danevans5823]

If you were alive then you would know that more men could dunk than couldn't.They were talented players with the same hops as today.I saw Dave Bing in 63' playing at Manley Field house dunking over 6'10 guys with ease.He was 6'3. I don't know where you got this info from

[@frederickrapp5396]

@@danevans5823 I was alive in 1961, but don’t recall a lot of players dunking the basketball. Maybe 1-2 a game. More two hand set shots, baseline jump shots, and layups off the fast break. Players were better schooled in the fundamentals than today. Now, players rely more on their athleticism.

[@xbefri23]

Wilt really should have shot underhand/granny style more than he did.

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

Wilt was athletic enough to do everything

[@xbefri23]

@@alsimmonshellspawn6021 except be consistently good from the line.

[@70sfan]

He shot that way in his worst FT shooting season as well.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

@@70sfan wow i never knew that

[@tylerhingleton8493]

@@xbefri23 Free-throw shooting has nothing to do with athletic ability

[@problyzuited9828]

ONLY WILT COULD HAVE DONE THIS OMG ITS MARVELOUS THANK YOU EVERYTHING WAS AGAINST HIM WHAT AN ASTONISHING FEAT. THE GOAT

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

I wish somebody had the full 100 point game footage

[@KARAOTI23]

It wasn't televised so we will never see any footage from that game

[@patek9789]

@@KARAOTI23 your right it wasn’t televised but doesn’t mean there isn’t any footage

[@goatedaustin]

@@patek9789 fax

[@Amick44]

Same here. I believe the fourth quarter is from the actual game. The 100 point game

[@LeBron4k]

The fact that he is compared to today's NBA great skill. Wilt pioneered and he is indeed ahead for his time even though there are plenty of great players than him in the modern league

[@pimpmastaa101]

🐐

[@mphorametsi6399]

That underarm free throw shows you just how different he was

[@Moshealthtips]

look at the fallaway jumpers

[@aarondigby9859]

I heard an NBA player said he once hit 17 fadeaway bank shots in a row in a game.

[@Truth2240]

Another amazement about that game was Wilt was 28 of 32 from the line. He was not known for his free-throw accuracy. Wilts zone was other worldly.

[@capitanfuturo594]

*WILT CHAMBERLAIN WAS THE REAL GOAT.* 🐐 The NBA hates Chamberlain.

[@allenblascomcgee7580]

No one talking about his free-throw shots ?! Bro was tossing that ball in like I toss my dirty clothes in the laundry machine ! 😂 SWISH !

[@Yaya11998]

This is fucking INSANE myth debunked lol, when he got to 83 omg I was just like Wow Kobe got 81 and he scored 19 more points than Kobe shit is insane

[@burgamin5467]

That 100th point was beautiful

[@tinetine4566]

.. Not to mention the 20,000 women will be even harder to break... Lol..!!!