Wilt Chamberlain ● Top 10 Greatest Games on Film | 4K | Highlights

[@FoobasSports]

Can anybody stop Wilt Chamberlain in 2024?

[@junglemoose2164]

No.

[@dl3988]

Rudy Gobert, all day, every day lol

[@dl3988]

Oh, forgot about JJ Redick, who apparently doesn't think the plumbers of yesterday were very good ballers. I think we can all agree with JJ that he would dominate the Dipper.

[@17thN.O]

NOOOOOO!!! Not at all. Or any era to be real witcha.

[@17thN.O]

Thank you for putting this video together man. I have seen some Wilt Chamberlain games and footage in my lifetime (44 years of it) from "Hardwood Classics" and other videos of him, but this one that you did is one of the best. Thanks again.

[@Cryptidswildfoodoutdoors]

From 3:34 - what did I just see? I have never seen anyone with that kind of timing on a block! Stopped with the defender, and then leaped vertically of two to block it. Amazing.

[@stephenwhite5444]

AND, that was in the years after His knee surgery when he couldn't jump as high as previously.

[@casualgamer4898]

You never seen someone do this?

[@carljustinenuestro8771]

The most athletic man in the history of basketball.

[@sethbowman7578]

The most athletic man on human record

[@donnaluke4103]

Thank you for a great film. Greatest basketball player that’s ever lived.

[@FoobasSports]

Much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

[@morrisparrish76]

We all know it now!

[@rolandmarkland6844]

It’s amazing how clean his defense was. He never fouled out of a game.

[@HeathOverledger]

Such incredible footage! All due respect to the one and only Wilt!

[@choward5430]

The 1962 AllStar Game version of Chamberlain makes it clear to me that he would dominate the NBA today. He's a better athlete than any player in the NBA today. Plus he could really play.

[@jonjudkins5805]

He didn't do so well in the playoffs tho look at his NBA career stats for playoffs.

[@jonjudkins5805]

Avg like 22 ppg in the playoffs

[@choward5430]

@@jonjudkins5805 There were two Wilt Chamberlains. The first from 1959-1968 Go to basketball reference and look up Wilt's playoff numbers from 1960-1968 The other young people don't know that one of his opponents made clear is Wilt Chamberlain was "EGREGIOUSLY FOULED" in 1959-1962. This means the NBA sanctioned intentional hard fouls against him. NBA owners, referees, and players were in on it. It was so bad in 1959 that he quit the NBA after his rookie season. Also, understand the United States was devoutly racist during this time.

[@barryoderfer]

​@@jonjudkins5805...22.4 PPG...24.5 RPG. And that was after he decided that he didn't need to score.

[@70sfan]

Thank you for the mention and for the whole video! The list is very reasonable, I wish we had more Wilt games available but that's still way more than we had a decade ago. Keep your great work!

[@FoobasSports]

Much appreciated! We've come a long way for sure. Hopefully, more footage will come to us in the future.

[@GilgorGames]

@@FoobasSports You are saying that more and more Wilt Chamberlain footage and games are surfacing out there?

[@rameinaussie]

his finger roll is just insame

[@87LAkErs]

A legend

[@xpoop1570]

yes finnaly another wilt video, foobas you are great!

[@MichaelCorleone_]

Love the video as always but 1965 ECF Game 7 deserved to make it, a 30-30 series the only in the nba, and in that game Wilt was hitting clutch shot after clutch shot both from the field and from the stripe to keep the 76ers alive.

[@FoobasSports]

Much appreciated! And true. I forget what I have in my archives sometimes.

[@CHARLESJOHNSON-gv7zy]

OL'🐐👑WILT CHAMBERLAIN#13 .. BY FAR .. WITHOUT A DOUBT .. THE GREATEST .. MOST DOMINANT NBA PLAYER .. AND ATHLETE .. EVER .. THERE IS NO DISCUSION ..

[@jonjudkins5805]

He was so dominant bc he was nearly 9 inches taller than the rest of the NBA on avg through his entire career. MJ is the goat without question. Wilt was great and he dominated but only 7 other teams and being that much taller. I don't see him doing it anywhere from 90s on.

[@Solanegore]

AGREED!

[@GlenDeaton]

​@@jonjudkins5805You have a point but the average height of a NBA player in the 60's was 6,5. Wilt would dominate in any era

[@jasonnelson6624]

​@@GlenDeatonhe does not have a good point. Since today's nba is on average 6'6 a whole 1 in taller. The shortest center Wilt ever played against was 6'8 in 1960, and that was the only year he was tallest.

[@GlenDeaton]

@@jasonnelson6624 I know he doesn't

[@RTBiz]

Can this also be done for bill russell?? Also Pete Maravich would be sick, these are amazing and so great to watch!

[@michaelallen8112]

The Big Dipper 14:37 20+ Pts 30+Rebs double figures in blks & Asts. Sensational

[@pjtheory]

Piggybacking on MC's post, in Game 7 of the 1965 Eastern Finals, Chamberlain scored 30 points on 12-15 shooting, he grabbed 32 rebounds, and he scored the last 6 points of the game to pull the 76ers within 1 point with 5 seconds left in the game. Unfortunately, Havlicek stole the inbounds pass and the rest is history. In this hard-fought series, Chamberlain became the only NBA player to average a 30-30 (e.g., 30.1 points, 31.4 rebounds) in a playoff series and he did this against the great Bill Russell.

[@michaelallen8112]

Damn 20 20 Phenom

[@onztufan828]

Awesome video as always & nice concept! Im sure it was hard to pick 10/20 games when all of these crazy numbers are what Wilt put up on most nights 🎉 Thank You

[@FoobasSports]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@onztufan828 yawn as always gramps

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@FoobasSports trolll

[@mikem591]

Wow..Chamberlin, Russell and Cousy playing together! They played well together. I thought Chamberlin wouldn’t have fit in with Celtics. However, I think they actually would have had fun playing together, with Wilt at Center and Russell at Power Forward. There would have been no competition, so it’s better they didn’t play together. But cool to know they would have jelled.

[@twumuch]

It really amazes me to hear a lot of the young folks talk trash about the players back then. Like the only people that can be goats in the league are guards, the problem with that is that they can't control both ends of the courts, because they are too small, Kareem said Wilt is the goat period!!

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@twumuch Jordan is the GOAT. Trolll

[@TheOGHoopByTheBook]

Legendary Video

[@Solanegore]

GREAT VIDEO SIR!!!!!

[@PJCG06]

▪︎ Wilt Chamberlain's dominance on the court is unparalleled. It's baffling how some younger fans dismiss the legends of the past, thinking only guards can be the G.O.A.T. Wilt's ability to control both ends of the court, his sheer physicality, and his unmatched athleticism make him the greatest player ever. Kareem himself acknowledged Wilt as the G.O.A.T, and that's a testament to Wilt's greatness. ▪︎ The video is fantastic, but I agree that the 1965 ECF Game 7 should have been included. It was a historic game, the only 30-30 series in NBA history, and Wilt's clutch performance was phenomenal. His ability to hit crucial shots from both the field and the free-throw line kept the 76ers in the game. ▪︎ The 1962 NBA All-Star Game is another testament to Wilt's greatness. Scoring 42 points, grabbing 24 rebounds, and shooting 73.9% from the field in an All-Star game is incredible. This version of Wilt would undoubtedly dominate today's NBA. His athleticism and skill set were ahead of his time, and he remains a better athlete than most players in the league today. ▪︎ It's mind-blowing that Wilt used to hold his fadeaway jumper, knowing no one could block his shot. His confidence and skill were unmatched, and it's a joy to watch these highlights in 4K. Wilt Chamberlain's legacy is cemented as the most dominant player in basketball history.

[@michaelallen8112]

4:31 sore hand more like broken hands he grabs 29 rebs

[@HowardBowens]

The Real GOAT

[@z-mane1438]

It’s crazy he use to hold his fadeaway when nobody could block his shot regardless

[@hakeemolajuwon4352]

Bill Russell and Nate Thurmond blocked his fall away multiple times

[@keeganandersson4281]

Wilt was like taking Shaq, Hakeem, and Wemby and combining them into one player. Dude was an absolute menace

[@blueodum]

Not really - he could run faster and jump higher than all of them.

[@jessemorgan7007]

Wilt should be in the goat conversation. Saw him against Kareem would have loved to seen him against Shaq or Hakeem!

[@mehpust6085]

Thank you🏀❤🏀🙏

[@vegasraiderspetef9883]

The record book is known as "the wilt book" for a reason

[@REXX-STRONGSTYLE]

You know what I find interesting.... In almost every other sport athletes from the 1960s are respected in the highest degree with the exception of basketball players.... Why is that???.... If I say Muhammad Ali, if I say Mickey Mantle, if I say Jim Brown, if I say Gordie Howe ,if i say Arnold Palmer, all of which dominated in the 1960s I get instant respect all those gentlemen and nobody questions those gentlemen's ability to play in any era...... But for whatever reason basketball is the most scrutinized sport of all time..... It is as if whatever era you play in if it's more than 20 years from where you're watching basketball it's not respected what's the same way when I was growing up in the 80s and 90 s..... I used to tell my friends they will come a day when Michael Jordan will not be as respected by Future generations because look at how we sit here and talk crap about players from 60s and 70s they will be doing that to Michael in 2020.... Boy was I right...... Everybody that's a Steph Curry nut right now guess what in 20 years all his records are being broken by all of these kids that are practicing three-point shooting because it's really not that dynamic of a skill to have..... It's just one aspect of basketball..... Just like how they change the rules in football and how all of Dan Marino's records suddenly fell........ I promise you Steph Curry in 20 years will get shitted on when you start seeing players all around the league making the same amount of 3s he's making because that's all that generation has practiced..... They'll just say oh he he was just doing stuff before everybody else did he's not that good he couldn't play today LOL😂........

[@PJCG06]

"Yo, this video is 🔥! Wilt Chamberlain was an absolute beast on the court, and it's crazy to see his top 10 games in such high quality. But let's talk about something that's been bugging me for a while. Why do basketball legends from the past not get the same respect as other sports icons from the same era? Like, you mention Muhammad Ali, Mickey Mantle, Jim Brown, Gordie Howe, and Arnold Palmer, and everyone nods in agreement about their greatness. But when it comes to basketball, it's like there's always this asterisk next to their names. Take Wilt, for example. People love to downplay his achievements by saying he played against shorter, less athletic players. But come on, the guy scored 100 points in a single game! That's insane no matter how you slice it. And it's not just Wilt. Look at Bill Russell, who won 11 championships in 13 seasons. Yet, there's always this narrative that they wouldn't be as dominant in today's game. Why can't we just appreciate their greatness for what it was? And speaking of eras, it's wild to think about how the same thing is happening with modern players. Steph Curry is revolutionizing the game with his 3-point shooting, but I can already see the future where people will say, 'Oh, he was just ahead of his time. Players today are way better.' It's like a never-ending cycle of disrespect. I get that the game evolves, and players get better, but that doesn't mean we should diminish the achievements of past legends. Every era has its challenges and its stars who rise above them. So let's give Wilt, MJ, and even Steph their due respect. They all changed the game in their own way, and that's something that should be celebrated, not scrutinized. 🏀💯" - @GENZ_HOOPS_FAN, 3 weeks ago

[@Riles3152]

I truly think that if Wilt was born 60 years later than he was, his game would be what Giannis is in today's game. Maybe even better due to his even freakier athletic abilities and uncanny confidence in what he could do on the court.

[@louisdawkins664]

People talk about wilts scoring prowess during his first 7 years and rightfully so but when he was in the Twilight of his career the man was even more devastating in his rebounding in every rebounding stat from these 10 games I mean come on with a bad hand 29 rebounds and that is why he is the greatest rebounder in NBA history nobody is even close

[@louisdawkins664]

I have never seen some of these videos before but in the game against the Milwaukee bucks when bucks guard John McLaughlin had that breakaway Chamberlain at 32 years old one year away from retirement bad knees and all Fran McLaughlin down and block that shot if he's not the greatest player athlete in NBA history then somebody's living on the wrong planet that was incredible

[@Infamous1991]

1964 Wilt was the best Wilt

[@AnthonySmith-bq2if]

118 times he scored 50 points or more in a game. And scored 100 points in one game. Wilt Chamberlain was a force to be reckoned with

[@TeamStudNation1280]

Where do you get this footage from? The NBA?

[@flintfleming3935]

Olajuwan and Wilt..Kareem. Unique centers..

[@louisdawkins664]

At the number five video against the New York Knicks I remember that game well Willis Reed had gotten hurt in game 4 and did not play in game 5 Jerry Lucas and Dave the butcher Phil Jackson and any big man they had on the Knicks had to take turns guarding wilt he was simply unstoppable in that game and was one of his greatest playoff games in his career

[@PJCG06]

Q: “Can anybody stop Wilt Chamberlain in 2024?” A: Honestly, Wilt Chamberlain was a beast, and I don’t think anyone today could stop him. Imagine combining Shaquille O’Neal’s power, Hakeem Olajuwon’s finesse, and Victor Wembanyama’s versatility into one player - that’s Wilt. He was an athletic marvel, and his dominance on both ends of the court was unmatched. Wilt would’ve given LeBron James a run for his money. His defense was impeccable; he never fouled out of a game, which is insane. The officiating back then was strict, and today’s players would be called for carrying the ball every possession.

[@brianshepardson9756]

Love to see the game officiated correctly. Todays guys literally would be called for carrying the ball every possession.

[@louisdawkins664]

If anyone has any doubts are Chamberlain being the greatest player center everything in NBA history just watch this video and most of this footage is when wilt was in his thirties so just imagine him when he was in his twenties during the 1960s when he was scoring like crazy 50 points a game 100 points in one game 55 rebounds against the Boston Celtics it's just insane to think anyone else is even close when they show him play against the Knicks in 1972 it was like he was playing against kids I'm running out of room I'm running out of what else to say and in number 10 in the All-Star game Chamberlain was playing center and Russell was the forward so what does that tell you like I said it's not even close wilt Chamberlin then now and forever the goat

[@davidstearn-b1h]

I'm intrigued by seeing Wilt and Bill Russell playing together on the East All Star Team. Could you imagine those two as teammates with Wilt at Center and Russell at Power Forward. Even in today's NBA, nobody would be able to get a clean shot off inside the 3 point line and they would own the boards.

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

THIS … No A/C No private flights No medic staff No shock absorbent floors Converse allstars Racist fans & refs & opponents Officiating opposed against your dominance Whilst taking on the greatest dynasty Whilst taking on ALLTIME talent in the rest of the field at your position and beyond INJURIES INJURIES Whilst being a gentle giant… GOAT??

[@flintfleming3935]

Hey. His fadeways was from 6 to 12 ft. Bucket!!

[@ericwright2594]

rip wilt chamberlain

[@KamrenMCOC]

5:51 goodrich bro wilt was right there 😂

[@prbprb2]

People don't take into account just how fast Chamberlain (also Russel) was. He ran a 50 second 400 or something unreal like that. How fast do you think Shaq could run a 400? I doubt in 70 seconds. Same with a lot of todays big men.

[@CHARLESJOHNSON-gv7zy]

OL'🐐👑WILT CHAMBERLAIN#13 TOP 10 GAMES ON FILM PER GAME STATS: 39.4 PPG 26.5 REBS 10.0 BPG(BLKS WERE RECORDED IN 5 GAMES ONLY) 3.8 ASSTS ..

[@jamesotayza2230]

Imagine if this guy had all the advantages of today's improved training techniques and nutrition. He couldve been 20-25% better at least. Thats frightening because we would have to rewrite the definition of the word "superhuman"

[@louisdawkins664]

That number 3 video against Boston I had to take a double take at the stats true basketball junkies like myself who were around in that era watching these games know that Wilt had some of his greatest games against Bill Russell and the Boston Celtics when people try to compare Chamberlain and Russell it is a insult to wilt everybody who played during that time and the fans that watch The game's new that there was no comparison people who never seen the games were not around they're looking at Russell's 11 championship rings which are phenomenal the Boston Celtics of the 1960s were the greatest team in NBA history without question but to compare Russell and Chamberlain has individual players it is Ludacris Chamberlain was from another planet

[@MisterJoe203]

Wilt and Russell on the same team just ain’t fair

[@smallcirclemvp5228]

Why were the bucks in the western conference??

[@flintfleming3935]

Looka here. IMAGINE WILT BEFORE THE RULE CHANGES.. EVEN with the less talent.. He Would be RELENTLESS ON D AND OFFENSE. DEFENSIVELY AND OFFENSIVELY. AS GREAT AS THE OTHER CENTERS IN THE GAME. WILT WOULD STILL DOMINATE..

[@wendellfarao8094]

Wilt would've destroyed Lebron

[@die-old-mau5530]

1960 edf g5 wilt got 50p 35r 2a Do you know how many blk he got？

[@morrisparrish76]

You will note the centers WNC is going through like shit thru a goose in this video! (WTF is Willis Reed & Kareem Jabbar?)

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

THE TOP 20 ALL TIME: 1. Michael Jordan - the greatest player and the greatest career in NBA history. Most dominant offensive force and one of the games best defenders. 6x Champ 6x FMVP 5x MVP 2. Bill Russell - the greatest winner and greatest defensive force in NBA and sports history. A legend on/off court. The key to NBA first dynasty. 11x Champ 5x FMVP 5x MVP 3. Magic Johnson - the great PG ever (so far…). REVOLUTIONIZED his position and saved the NBA. 5x Champ 3x FMVP 3xMVP 4. LeBron James - the greatest longevity in sports history. One of the most dominant forces ever and top5 all round player. Still.. counting. 4x Champ 4x FMVP 4x MVP 5. Tim Duncan - best PF ever. One of the most fundamentally sound players ever. Played both ends at the highest level for 15 seasons. 5x Champ 3x FMVP 2x MVP 6. Kareem Abdul Jabar - owner of the most dominant go-to move on offense. The HOOK. The previous scoring leader and lead all points for 4 decades. The greatest BASKETBALL career ever. Prep to Pro. 6x Champ 2x FMVP 6x MVP 7. Kobe Bryant - see number 1 and dilute the athleticism and physical intangibles and that’s what you got. Arguably the greatest warrior in NBA history. 5x Champ 2x FMVP 1x MVP 8. Shaquille O’Neal - the most dominant ever. The immovable object/unstoppable force. Shaq was the definition of dominance. 4x Champ 3x FMVP 1x MVP 9. Larry Bird - maybe the most legendary on the list. Precursor to Jokic but better. One of the most skilled & clutch players ever. In any sport. 3x Champ 2x FMVP 3x MVP 10. Hakeem Olajuwon - back to back. The best of the mid90’s and second best player in the era. Hakeem is like Russell but with AllNBA offensive ability. 2x Champ 2x FMVP 1x MVP 11. Wilt Chamberlain - the games most prolific scorers. Arguably it’s greatest defender as well. The man could do it all. Even lead the league in assist at 7”2. Wilt IS unparalleled. GOAT athlete. 2x Champ 2x FMVP 3x MVP 12. Steph Curry - the games most prolific shooter and one of its greatest scorers. REVOLUTIONIZED the game forever. STILL GOING. 4x Champ 1x FMVP 2x MVP 13. Isaiah Thomas - ZEKE. CP3 before CP3 but nastier and meaner. A warrior and one of the games greatest strategist and generals. Quietly a top5 passer. 2x Champ 2x FMVP 14. Oscar Robertson - the greatest all around basketball player ever. Could do everything at a AllNBA level. Changed the way players were interpreted and influenced generations. 1x Champ 2x MVP 15. Kevin Durant - the Slim Reaper is likely the most ideal offensive weapon ever. Can hit from anywhere, anytime over anyone. Hard to beat and impossible to match that level of offensive dominance. 2x Champ 2x FMVP 1x MVP 16. Julius Erving - The good Dr., the FIRST MJ (before Magic & Jordan), The icon and face of BOTH leagues that saved the game in the 70’s. Kareem was the best but Doc was a close 2nd. Underrated statistical brilliance. Was like a 6’7-6’8 Giannis but with a better jump shot. 3x Champ (1 NBA) 2x FMVP 4x MVP (1 NBA) 17.. Moses Malone - CHAIRMAN OF DA BOARDS. Arguably the best board getter… ever. Only Wilt, Russell, Rodman and Thurmond belong in the same discussion. Moses lead his people to the promise land more than once but was able to claim immortality in the early 80’s. His team lead by the dynamic duo of he and Doc dominated the league. Before Lakers v. Celtics it was 76ers v. Celtics-Lakers. 1x Champ 1x FMVP 3xMVP 17. John Havlicek - the GREAT one. MJ is 6-0. Ole Johnny is 8-0. The offensive force off the bench or starting that lead the dynastic Celtics to all 8. Early in his career he was akin to Jordan Poole role on Warriors 22’ team but better at everything but the 3 ball. Then in the late 60’s-70’s he sat in captains seat. His career is a unique mix. Played like Pippen with elite perimeter shooting/scoring, early career was early Kobe-esque, late career MJ/Kobe-esque. John’s game rose in the playoffs. 8x Champ 1x FMVP (likely 4x) 18. Giannis Antetokounmpo - it’s getting freaky… GreekMan is literally on the ride to potentially threatening Tim’s best PF title. If he can add a couple more rings to his already HOF profile he will likely be the new PF or TOP 5 player. Yea. THAT GOOD. 1x Champ 1x FMVP 2x MVP 1x DPOY 19. Jerry West - The LOGO. Steph Curry before Steph. The man that built the LA franchise along Baylor post Mikan era. Jerry West was the blueprint skill base for players like Kobe, MJ, TMac, etc At 6’2-6’3 he torched his opponents his entire career and dropped plenty of dimes. The ORIGINAL combo guard. So damn great he LOST and still won FMVP… case closed. 1x Champ 1x FMVP 20. Nikola Jokic - the Joker is no damn joke. Genuinely a candidate for potential GOAT if his career pans out in the extreme positive like that of the top 10. Jokic is in a unique place being the greatest passing big statically NBA history (excluding Magic). If Jokic finds a way to fit more jewelry in his fingers, we might have to have a real discussion about that greatest Center of all time discussion. Yes. Potentially a top 5 player alert. 1x MVP 1x FMVP 3x MVP (should’ve been 3 consecutive but you know

[@Carlos-mf2wn]

where is the 3pt line? no three pointers

[@JAHISRAEL]

Wilt taking Kareem to school

[@Lucas_boilon]

The G.O.A.T. of ancient basketball

[@technician006]

To be honest, Jordan was way more athletic than all of these old players.

[@casualgamer4898]

Prime Dwight Howard would average 80

[@hakeemolajuwon4352]

I love how these Wilt highlights or only against teams without their best key players playing in his best games. 1972 WCF game 6, Oscar Robertson was injured and only played 7 minutes, and Jerry West still had 25p, 8r, 9a! Not to mention Kareem put up 37p, 25r, 8a, proving to everybody that Wilt never dominated Kareem. 1972 Finals game 5 Wilt was being guarded by Bradley and still needed Goodrich and West to do the majority of the scoring. Then in the 1970 Finals game 5, the only game Wilt scored more than 20p was when Willis Reed didn't play, and then still lost the series. Wilt's legacy is based off narratives and tall tales

[@jerodtabb311]

Wilt gon b wilt regardless 💪💯

[@hakeemolajuwon4352]

@@jerodtabb311 that's verifiably false!

[@jerodtabb311]

​@@hakeemolajuwon4352😂😂

[@stephenwhite5444]

Hahahahaha so first, this period of Wilt career when Kareem was playing, was after Wilts knee blew out. He was never the same after that. Additionally, Wilt never needed anyone to do the scoring. You can see it plainly in his stats that the later part of his career he was finally with great scorers and let them do a lot more of the point work while he focused on defense. It has more to do with everyone filling their role as opposed to the prior years when Wilt carried the whole team. That said....in the areas that Wilt was focused on, he beat out Kareem. No need in comparing points, Wilt wasn't the main scorer. Especially before the knee blowout, Wilt was a far better player than Kareem and Hakeem. All three were excellent, but in his prime, Wilt would smoke them. Kareem couldn't even out rebound old broken Wilt.

[@hakeemolajuwon4352]

@@stephenwhite5444 no buddy, Paul Arizin was a 2x scoring champ who had won a ring without Wilt a few years before wilt was even drafted. So no, you're wrong, Wilt never carried any team in his career because from day 1 Wilt joined 3 HOF teammates Guy Rodgers, Tom Gola, and Paul Arizin. Every season Wilt led the league in points, his teams were dead last in points allowed, and even with that team he won a ring with, he was still only winning 41 games a season with before Alex Hannum FORCED Wilt to play team basketball. Wilt was never ever better than Kareem or Olajuwon buddy, ever!

[@tyharris9994]

I'm sure your heart was in the right place but you need to go back to the drawing board on this upscaling.

[@daelin9759]

There's no way you watch Wilt or Bill and then look someone dead in the eyes and say " they're just as good as the great bigs that came after them"

[@morrisparrish76]

Hell no!

[@jonjudkins5805]

Willt was great but on average he was 9 inches taller than anyone in the NBA

[@MikeStivic-b1i]

He shouldn't be in GOAT discussions, there's no proof his numbers are accurate.

[@stephenwhite5444]

Hahaha, as much proof as anyone else's numbers. You think his stats were just all made up? He wasn't even on the number 1 team, no one is risking their career to pay Wilts stats.....if anything they would have padded his opponents stats so they don't look so bad.