Wilt Chamberlain vs Walt Frazier LEGENDS Game 5 Duel Highlights 1972 NBA Finals - MUST WATCH

Wilt 24 Pts 29 Reb, Walt 31 pts 10 Ast 7 Reb Full Game Highlights | New York Knicks vs Los Angeles Lakers - Game 5 | 1972 NBA Playoffs Finals | HOH Throwback in HD
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[@Houseofhighlights]

1970 game 7 duel > kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3q9nn6retBrra8

[@bjmartin1215]

Walt Frazier was great. He is one one the most underrated players in history.

[@modiddly2836]

“He dunked it wit the right and it had to hurt, because he has no medication”. Funniest announcement ever

[@ulxng]

Mo Diddly he had sore hands

[@allanhouston6759]

Wilt Chamberlain played vs plumbers. Take a look at these clowns playing against him.

[@f3p]

Allan Houston take a look at the clown who knows nothing about the NBA

[@willdowkes6266]

@@f3p Yeah did the guy even watch the video... Walt Frazier, DeBusschere, Jerry Lucas, Earl Monroe, Willis Reed and some guy named Phil Jackson lots of guys in the hall of fame on that knicks roster and crazy basketball IQ too

[@kenneth7826]

@@allanhouston6759 brother..stop it...you are young..you were not born....therefore you do not know..i bet you if i said to know...who is willie mays?????....you would not know..if i asked you where is the world famous apollo theater???? No clue.....brother..i will pray for u .peace..wear your mask

[@antonytaylor9051]

Two of the greatest coaches of all time played in this game. Phil Jackson and Pat Riley. Bet they had no idea what they'd become at this point. Great video man!

[@KSmall109CAB]

On their benches were two coaches who go back to the very early days of the NBA, Red Holzman and Bill Sharman. Holzman played on some very good Rochester Royal teams (now the Sacramento Kings) and Sharman was a member of the Celtics.

[@mikjord]

Red Holzman, Phil Jackson's spiritual father and the great Bill Sharman, two of the brightest basketball minds ever.

[@at1212b]

@@housesports000 Phil doesn't own the Knicks. It's like Riley in Miami.

[@dude371121]

@@housesports000 He was the president, he never owned them

[@RyanSteele92]

@@KSmall109CAB yes

[@brycejenkins923]

Wilt was way ahead of his time

[@solemagus4761]

This is Lakers Walt also..

[@Vinicius-qr5vv]

If wilt played todays he would be ahead of his time too

[@pxtxer165]

Tyler Hingleton Nah, don’t believe it, even this soft-ass league knows how to defend, but still he would be mvp level he’s a legend after all, the best comparisonn I have for Wilt is that he would be like Giannis

[@Hasanreacts2]

Tyler Hingleton wilt didn’t have a jump shot....

[@Hasanreacts2]

Tyler Hingleton he had a fade not a jump shot do some research

[@About36Greekss]

Frazier moves around like a current nba player . Dude could’ve played in any Era much like Wilt could’ve

[@kenneth7826]

True brother..clyde was the mvp in this series..back in nyc when clyde received his trophy..he was dressed to the nines... wore a creamed colored suit...his tie was a string bow tie...wore a wide brim panama hat..clyde was clyde...

[@tONTogLESNIe]

Wilt was an actual friend of mine in the 80s and 90s.. I befriended me back in 1971 when I was 8.. .. and my Dad took me to every home Laker game in 1972 when they won the Championship and won 33 games in a row... As an adult I bought a place in Brentwood near Wilt and he would pull up outside and I would jump in and we went to Barrington tennis courts and play ( I was a former ranked junior player) He would have been an amazing tennis player if he had practiced more.. I cried when I called his house and a woman friend of his answered and and told me he was dead at the house. I was often there to watch movies and I went with him to pick out new couches and we used my truck to take his old one to my condo- He helped me move it upstairs. He was only 62 .. It fucking sucked. Super fun and chill guy ..

[@QankoIvanov]

The goat right

[@jrfirefiher]

Thanks for sharing

[@quinnsouthall6633]

That’s a crazy story, I’m 20 but still think he’s the best player ever talent wise

[@LoydKline-uw4no]

❤️ wilt too, hear was a great checker player & good a chess& cards

[@vrokhlenko]

Was it Lynda Huey who answered the phone call?

[@Riles3152]

It makes no sense how gifted and athletic Wilt Chamberlain was. And he was not even in his prime at this point of his career. This guy was blessed with so much ability that even with the incredible numbers and accomplishments he achieved, people still didn't think he did enough. The man was a 2 time NBA champion and finals MVP, 4 time NBA MVP and people still thought that he should have done more. There's no doubt in my mind that Wilt would have been great in ANY era.

[@ronbonora7872]

your right Wilt is the GOAT!

[@joemama-jp1cf]

wilt was faster and jumped higher in his prime , he was stronger in his laker period , he dominated in different eras with different categories of physicality

[@user-cs6up8eq7s]

​@@ronbonora7872lmfao 😂😂

[@therosethatgrewfromtheconc5735]

God Damn how da hell you got dis folk

[@truzzprod.8191]

llmillenium ll he finds them being aired on nba tv see the blue thing

[@LakersFanSinceJulyst]

Hardwood classics on ESPN

[@stevek6518]

Walt Frazier was so great, so smooth, a class act.

[@tomsauer3830]

Better then Jerry West.

[@billmorrison9068]

@@tomsauer3830 Better than Oscar Robertson, too.

[@mumenrider1844]

If wilt had 6 championships, there would be no question on who is the real goat. The man averaged more minutes than the actual minutes of a game

[@KSmall109CAB]

Yes. In the season that Wilt averaged 50 points again he averaged something like 48.4 or 48.6 minutes a game because he played more than 48 minutes in some overtime games. I think in his career he averaged something like 46.5 minutes a game.

[@KingSyilver]

Bill Russell the GOAT, Wilt the best NBA athlete though

[@theepipebomb]

@@KingSyilver How is Russell that goat?

[@niggato23]

@@KingSyilver kareem the G.O.A.T no damn question

[@ethanennis8]

@@niggato23 He won MVP's in the weakest era in NBA history and Only ever Won with Oscar or Magic

[@ice_man81]

24-29-7 blocks!

[@LegitPlays777]

And like 32-35

[@muraveyoscar2115]

6 blocks and 1 steal

[@saad901b]

Goaltend

[@justainternetwonderer1273]

Saad Nasser goaltend was in nba since 50s fool and goaltending meeans blocking shot while it’s coming downwards thats what goaltending is

[@1700Va]

Krazy Right????

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

Only the real basketball heads appreciate this. Wilt still top 5 in my opinion, once in a lifetime talent.

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

THe laker fan 23 I can definitely respect that. This my all time top 5 1)MJ 2) Kareem 3)Bron 4) Russell 5)Wilt

[@veranbeverly679]

@@muizomoniyi459 Reggie Miller is the goat

[@adamsamuel8593]

+THe laker fan 23 1.Kareem 2.MJ 3.Wilt 4.Bird 5.Magic/Kobe 6.Lebron

[@erikpuka2627]

Bill Russell is overrated af.Yes he got 11 Titles but he had even bench players in hall of fame and never had even 20ppg.He got 11 rings in 13 years but who elese would have got them.Bill Is overrated af.

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

@@erikpuka2627 stop it with the madness BILL russell is highly underrated. Certified goat he made his team better

[@user-wt6vi7et6i]

24 points 29 rebound 4 assists 6 blocks ans 1 steal

[@JayJackson1981]

@Ethan Hill On a primitive reconstructed knee as well.

[@guidedhands5811]

Pat Riley, Jerry West and Phil Jackson were all on the floor at the same time??? Some of the greatest minds in basketball history were on the floor then. Wow. Says a lot.

[@ronbonora7872]

West was also one of the greatest players ever not just a great mind! LOL

[@guidedhands5811]

Ron Bonora facts!

[@fatalsniper3413]

Don't forget Walt Frazier

[@100ksubswithoutanysubs5]

RIP Wilt

[@DrizzyNBA]

More boards than points, this man was brazy🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🔥🔥

[@marcusmvpgoat1236]

Truee

[@morpher728]

Yeah and he still got a lot of points

[@DrizzyNBA]

@@morpher728 BRO WTF. IDK WHY BUT I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THIS COMMENT... IDK WHY WTFFF

[@TheShachattack13]

Clyde might be the most underrated pg in nba history

[@thesaturnsound]

exactly, he could take over any time

[@MarceloFluzaoTYF]

Clyde is a livin legend

[@michaelsack9981]

Frazier seldom gets mentioned as a top guard of all time, but I would gladly have him on my team, Denver Nuggets. Would make us a favorite to win title this year.

[@fazeenvy4129]

this aged great

[@timatkinson9291]

Wilt was a titan. Playing with both hands taped up. Still put up big numbers.

[@mirospajic9929]

Eight wonder of the world: Wilt! 😂

[@housesports000]

I just realized Pat Riley (Lakers) and Phil Jackson (Knicks) were playing in this game

[@moniquewrites9046]

Jerry West

[@nevelefilms7336]

Although we only see a few of his 20+ rebounds and close to ten blocks in this game, watching Wilt play defense is a beauty to behold as a bball fan

[@darthwooser1990]

Playing with hands so sore he couldn't eat cereal with it.

[@Drogas3653]

Cant eat cereal with it but can dunk, catch a pass, and dribble with it ? Yea okay

[@windexman2004]

@@Drogas3653 you misunderstood what he meant

[@dr.boolin8296]

Cardi B yep like many men did back then when they actually earned their money and stopped being pussies

[@Enzo575]

@@Drogas3653 wooooosh

[@mdhcccc]

@@Enzo575 tf u talking about nerd

[@yoe91]

What you can observe here is that nobody on the floor can outright block Chamberlain's shot when he's anywhere close to the basket and about to make a move. If he jumps with intent, he's getting a dunk/layup, or a foul at worst. You can see how such a specimen, in those days, would get 55 rebounds in one game or score 100.

[@darthridic123]

yoe91 he’d do the same today lol

[@santashmyakus8516]

You should be very strong to make a dunk with two guys on your shoulders. Try to jump under a ring by two legs in the game after successful rebound and you'll understand how great Wilt was.

[@FuShengAlex]

Russell did block wilt in such a manner

[@macieksz2829]

Makes me wonder if we could only take today's athletic, not necessarily skilled centers like DeAndre or Whiteside and put them in this game would they dominate as much based on their size and athleticism or was Wilt really that special.

[@frankiegaul8261]

@@macieksz2829 Javale Mcgee would legit be like wilt X Jordan in the 60s lmaoo

[@skullo5557]

“hand so sore he couldn’t eat his cereal with it” i can’t help but laugh at that commentary

[@kingoortman6348]

Bruh Wilt Killed em but Walt Frazier was killin Jerry West tho 😂 Jerry had some moments and the great Phil Jackson got his shit stuffed by Wilt in the process 😂😂😂😂

[@MrUrkel0730]

YO THAT WAS HILARIOUS LOL

[@kingoortman6348]

MrUrkel0730 😂😂

[@MrDotaleavers]

that is why phil said said wilt was playing in not so competent era. Because he was on it... Phil had to defend MJ or he got no legacy to keep.

[@jackwhite3107]

King Oortman I heard Frazier stayed whipping Jerry West ass

[@housesports000]

Pat Riley was in this game too

[@dlawson688]

It great watching these throwback games. Wilt, Walt and many of these players would be great today too.

[@kenneth7826]

You are right

[@wmden1]

Did anybody notice how Wilt didn't dunk it when number 32 fouled him on his arm, but just dropped it in? He knew he would break Wilkins' arm on the rim, if he slammed it. Chamberlain was so strong that if he wasn't careful, he would hurt somebody bad, without trying to.

[@daveforgot127]

You're right it General but this time he had a sprained wrist

[@jeortiz-luis4288]

who's wilkins?

[@wmden1]

@@jeortiz-luis4288 I heard the announcer call number 32, Jerry Wilkins, and couldn't read the name on the uniform, but it was Jerry Lucas on the foul, if I am not mistaken, again. I wasn't that familiar with New York's full line up. Nice catch. Thanks. I edited my comment.

[@waynepetersen9082]

Imagine Wilt playing in the 80s and 90s

[@Soso-us3dr]

Still wouldn't be better then kareem or shaq

[@marquezbishop2747]

@@Soso-us3dr he would've been better than Kareem

[@Soso-us3dr]

@@marquezbishop2747 you know kareem used to son this nigga right kareem was the first center wilt ever played against who was his size and kareem made wilt look average

[@camelemosbleu781]

Jordan would have joined the Knicks

[@antonytaylor9051]

Whoever said Kareem "sonned" Wilt doesnt know shit. Check the footage. Old Wilt more then kept up with Kareem. Swatted Kareems hook shot twice in one play. If Old Wilt did that imagine Young Wilt. I'd like to see Wilt against Shaq tho. That's a match up I'd pay to see

[@hasheemthedream7490]

Damn wilt doing this with an injured right hand

[@MrSOS...]

And fcked up knees

[@nicholsdeshan]

He out there with the cast I bet he didnt make any excuses like Lebron did

[@likemikegenerationx2]

@@nicholsdeshan LeBron never made an excuse dumbass. He never said we woulda won if my hand wasn't broken or anything close to that

[@MrUrkel0730]

Didn't he start having like arthritis or some shit like that? They was saying he had all kinds of shit and still athletic as fuck.

[@dontgotnonamebih]

DeShan Nichols tell me why I knew someone would mention LeBron...damn can y’all stop mentioning him on everything??

[@macdabluepanther]

late 60s early 70s gets over looked somewhat. You had you great players during that era for sure!!

[@kenneth7826]

True brother so true

[@dennisthemenace855]

Nobody talks about but i truly believe wilt is the best over the rim finisher ever

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

It's crazy that Wilt averaged 19 and 18 rebounds a game in his final 2 seasons in the league.

[@geordiejones5618]

Wilt weighed as much as 3peat Shaq only it was all muscle. Him, Jordan and Lebron would dominate any era.

[@Heaveaway23]

Not to mention 7ft1 with a crazy wingspan with speed Nd vertical. No one built like Wilt

[@RatedRex1]

Wilt did not dominate during his Laker years. He was 1-3 in the finals. And he may have been 0-4 if Willis Reed had played in this series.

[@uripoutiga8071]

Except leflop can't even dominate the softest era of all time

[@xewsi9826]

@@uripoutiga8071 its soft because you can't get away with trying to murder your opponent😂 it's literally only slightly bending the rules in the nba bro it isn't soft Lebron had went to 10 straight finals so please be quiet

[@uripoutiga8071]

@@xewsi9826 keep lying to yourself kid... Basketball is a contact sport and they whistle every contact that's how soft and not even basketball this thing is... Oh wow and how many did he win and eho carried him there? Oh yeah he had to theatrically flop to even beat Rose with his super team passing through the weakest east of all time... Talk again when you know what you're talking about casual

[@justinle8787]

Unlike any 7 footer, Wilt is built like Lebron as you can see in this video. His body is very compatible to his height with big chest, wide shoulders and thick muscles in the arms, thighs, legs,... With these, he is able to run up and down the court with ease, is quick on his feet and very nimble even for his age here. There is no doubt in my mind that all of the stories about him is true and he is truly the greatest specimen in not only the NBA but sports history.

[@BoosterGoldEarth6]

The most athletic 7ft ever

[@pickzkickz]

24 points? Lebron? Lol

[@michealpowell1299]

@@pickzkickz 29 rebounds? LeBron? Pull your head out of your ass!

[@tunanorth]

This was before the NBA counted blocked shots, but the 76'ers did count it for their own records. During Wilt's time with that organization, he AVERAGED 8.8 blocks per game. Assume the older version of Wilt seen here "only" got 5 or 6 BPG, also, Wilt is the only center ever to lead the NBA in assists for a season. Wilt is playing at about 315 pounds in this game.

[@KiddsWorldEntertainment]

pickzkickz You do know this is the same guy that scored 100 points right?

[@chikeokjr24]

When it came to finishing around the rim Wilt held back a lot. It’s like he goes to great lengths to get his deuce without embarrassing the competition

[@curly8029]

If you really know your stuff and can spot it, you only need to watch how Wilt goes about doing little things -like rebounding-to get a glimpse of how utterly unbelievable he was. AND….he goes about everything in an almost lackadaisical way. He was so special. Never seen anyone come close to dominating; simply. Imagine he played later, when every player is encouraged to show-off ? No one would even talk about other players !

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Watching Chamberlain shoot throws is hilarious. But he was magnificent at everything else.

[@Thats_Unfortunate]

I don’t get it. He could hit bank shots, hooks from far away, apparently even shoot granny free throwing one season, but had trouble making free throws why?

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

@@Thats_Unfortunate Seems a problem for big men. Russell was also terrible from the line, and Shaq was worse. I'll make two guesses. As centers, especially back then, outside shooting just wasn't their thing, and they didn't practice it much. They played inside and that was it. A free throw is kind of like an easier version. Of course you'll argue that Wilt had a deadly fall-away. And the thing is it was a fall away, not a straight up jumper--it softened the shot since he's taken off some momentum. So my better guess is that their big hands and musculature make it harder for them somehow because the ball is basically too small and light and doesn't give them enough resistance. It makes it unstable: imagine yourself shooting a softball from the line. Think that makes sense?

[@waynzignordics]

@@nicholasschroeder3678 Wilt used to dunk his free throws until they banned it form the sport. Imagine how much more dominant he'd have been if opponents couldn't simply foul him and send him to the line. He'd have been the first ever 100% free throw shooter.

[@qceaz11]

Wilt was not human!

[@draspen]

He's dead though

[@qceaz11]

@@draspen & alot of his record are still alive so it still proves my point

[@draspen]

Yeah, but he's still human.

[@qceaz11]

@@draspen his records shows he wasn't

[@nirvana4230]

Knicks still trying to find their next Walt Frazier in a PG. Hopefully they find him in the 2020 draft. Also Wilt was so entertaining to watch, dude is a beast!

[@juancarlososorio4226]

Damm I was still a sperm cell during this game

[@trvsvp5734]

I probably wasn't even a sperm yet lol

[@watchnofacee]

Everyone on youtube was still a cell these times.

[@elwin38]

I was only 4 myself

[@porkypinetv9788]

Hell i was lucky i wasnt fapped off

[@Sidewinders-zs3wl]

my dad wasn’t even alive yet😐

[@quentisowney766]

Walt looks like the best player on the floor to me

[@Davidandrawes7]

Wilt was wrecking everybody though

[@morpher728]

Offensivley, overall wilt was better

[@InheritedPowerG8]

That instant replay was torture to watch lol

[@WesleyMarsh9758]

Wilt in his second to last season had 7 blocks in this game, Clyde had at least 4 steals. But since they didn't keep records none of it counts. Imagine how many blocks Wilt really had in his whole career

[@rstephensmusic]

In his prime, Wilt blocked 26 shots in one game. If they were keeping blocked shots as a stat back then he would be the leader by a mile...

[@clover7726]

Him and Russel would be so ahead of Hakeem

[@watchmanonthewall14]

It is estimated that in their respective careers, Wilt averaged 8 blocks per game and Russell between 6 and 6.5 per game. While Wilt played in Philly, the stats guys kept careful count of his blocks for 112 consecutive games, where he averaged 8.8 blocks per game. Watching him as a Laker, I saw him block in double digits many times.

[@brucestewart7371]

I remember watching that game. 11 years old. Perfect time-

[@antonytaylor9051]

They shouldve put Wilts full stat line. He had like 7 blocks and 5 assists also. That's 24 pts, 29 reb, 7 blks, and 5 ast

[@natelowry5735]

They weren’t as good of ball handlers but dang people like Walt could still shoot and finish well. People who say they would have been mvp back then aren’t even close to finishing shots like that consistently.

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

Nate Lowry they had handles. They dribbled like that cause the NBA actually gave a fuck about carries and traveling back then.

[@coolhands4444]

Nate Lowry it's a highlight vid. It's not going to show him missing those shots...

[@natelowry5735]

Chris Butler it still wasn’t as good. I’m not arguing about that it’s obvious.

[@natelowry5735]

Coolhands444 but it still shows how well he finishes and they did show some misses.

[@fabolousninenine30]

Nate Lowry Plus, Wilt was 37 with injured knee's. Nowhere near his prime and he still grabbed 29 Boards. Unbelievable.

[@TheHolloway22]

Not a drop step. Not a shimmy. Not a face up. He’s just bigger and more athletic than everybody.

[@billmorrison9068]

Pretty awful footwork, it's true.

[@thesolutiondude793]

This was Wilt after his prime & he was still a major threat towards any team he played against! The prime version of Wilt is the type of player we will never have a chance to see again & the greatest version of any player that that has ever stepped foot on any court!

[@bowhunter928]

is it me or did wilt shoot the FT at 3:27 about 2-3 feet behind the FT line?

[@MrUrkel0730]

hell yea lol. Too goddamn strong hahaha

[@jjoshuaoliva]

uǝɯ ɹǝpods he actually was better that way because he was strong, he was even better shooting granny style free throws

[@mateiconstantinescu3445]

He stopped giving a shit on his free throws back in 1967, just chucked it up

[@MrDotaleavers]

he can hook shot at the 3 point line. trust me.

[@ShaunPhillipsAV]

Yeah. Wilt was a real mental case when it came to free throws. His words, not mine. The idea in his Lakers days was the he's too strong to shoot free throws properly from 15 ft. So he figured if you backed up another foot or two it would make the shot easier. LOL

[@justanaverageperson544]

This makes me wish the NBA would go WWE network and put their classic footage online.

[@DL-gv2es]

bruh this man didnt even look like he was trying lol

[@scottandigan6276]

Yeah wilt stated he never went hard for fear of hurting his opposition.

[@famousxji1852]

Chickenwithclawz 68 nahh, Wilt admitted to being a horrible free throw shooter

[@Poloskii]

@The Ultimate lmao the time wilt shot granny free throws i think he shot 70% from the line before switching back to the YEET

[@wmden1]

@The Ultimate Yes, and Wilt said, during an interview, that at the end of the training, the psychologist was a better free throw shooter than he was.

[@HeathOverledger]

Classic NBA Finals, part 2 of 3 for the Lakers and Knickerbockers. Clyde moving and grooving in the paint, Wilt commanding the paint with his defense and rebounding prowess in spite of his injuries. Gail Goodrich and Jerry West and Phil Jackson, Jerry Lucas too many legends all at once

[@flawlessmsc]

I just love to see how far Wilt standing behind the free throw line Showing literally how strong is he

[@fatherforgivemeiamasinner2107]

Man of steel

[@MassGainingGuy]

Over 200,000 women...dang!

[@user-pu3cf9pd2m]

You do know that 20,000 women thing isn't real right.. He wrote about it in his book about experiencing one woman a thousand different times, but the publishers went with the 20,000 so people would buy the book.

[@isaksidenius7059]

they wanted some sons and daughters with good genes haha

[@franagustin3094]

@@user-pu3cf9pd2m What is the link of that?

[@user-pu3cf9pd2m]

@@franagustin3094 it's on one of his interviews, I think the one with Conan.

[@franagustin3094]

@@user-pu3cf9pd2m Minute?

[@wmden1]

Walt Frazier doesn't get his due these days, but he was a smooth, operator on the court. He did it all exceptionally well and made very few mistakes. He was a fun player to watch play the game.

[@housesports000]

Lol this series was even more surprising than the 2018 Finals

[@KSmall109CAB]

Actually the 1971-72 NBA finals was a bit anti-climatic. The Lakers had an incredible regular season, winning 33 consecutive games and 69 of 82 games. The Knicks were 48-34 that year, with Willis Reed missing most of the season and the Knicks going with the undersized 6-8 Jerry Lucas at center. That worked fine when Lucas was matched up again the 6-6 Wes Unseld and the 6-8 Dave Cowens in the Eastern Division playoffs, but Lucas was no match for the 7-2 Wilt Chamberlain.

[@antoinemeeks351]

OG History! #Lakers2k19

[@queen-fc8qk]

July 18 1985owww my older brother love u

[@jayc5447]

Dang I'm from nyc dang and I'm only 13 and Knicks last time in the finals was 1999 smh

[@monicano6061]

No it was 1994 and the Knicks are about to get good.

[@monicano6061]

Don't be one of those bandwagon ass kids thinking you can shoot threes like Curry

[@jayc5447]

KneeGah21 Exposed he'll no I'm a Knicks fan I'm from nyc

[@jayc5447]

KneeGah21 Exposed and it was 1999 against the spurs

[@monicano6061]

@@jayc5447 OMG Im so sorry. I'm the stupid one I didn't know the one from 1999.

[@owenmeyer1305]

Good stuff.

[@omenahillo-er7ry]

one of my idols is walt frazier

[@donavonhoward114]

The thing I always notice most about watching basketball from the 60's, and 70's is the constant movement, and no flashy business. These guys were going to work, and executed fundamentals of team basketball. All of that flashy crap looks nice, and it gets the crowd excited, but the team game has suffered over the years, especially through the 2010's, and 2020's so far. No matter what sport you watch from the 50's, 60's, and 70's, the team aspect of the sport was much greater, and the sophistication of the game was deeper. These guys were playing chess, not checkers. It's all about getting more high percentage shots than the other team, not some bullcrap analytics that some dude (who never played any sports in his life) came up with based on the value of mid-range shots vs 3-pointers. Analytics doesn't take into consideration the opponents defense, the fact that even the best shooters have cold streaks shooting the basketball, and what a high percentage shot looks like for different players who are more comfortable shooting from specific spots on the court more than others.

[@AaronT129]

Wilt... 24 points and 29 rebounds! 😬

[@danielponce1728]

this Knicks team was ahead of there time. Lucas and dave would be making 3's in today's era but no way they could defend anyone without the hand check. this is good quality basketball tho...flow of the game is faster than other videos I saw

[@MikeBTek]

Also remember Bill Bradley used to heave them up from the corner.

[@Brian.Israel.Matt15.24]

Damn...my mother was born 3 years later

[@Davidandrawes7]

Who knows maybe you have some Wilt Chamberlain genes 😂

[@williambell6927]

When I was a kid all I saw was the all defense all rebound wilt who only took about ten shots a game. I couldn't believe the Wilt the from the 60s everyone talked about was the same guy. Yet here he was at 36 years old still capable of hauling in 29 rebounds and scoring 24 points in a championship deciding game.

[@billmorrison9068]

With no legitimate defensive center on the Knicks..

[@nicholasirvine6693]

2:11 Lmao imagine a ref running into the lane in today’s nba like that

[@mdhcccc]

This is so cool

[@josephphoenix1376]

REAL 🏀 BASKETBALL... TO HELL WITH THE CURRENT 3PT MADNESS!😠 I met Wilt the summer of 72 at Kutchers.s Hoop Camp in Upstate NY....A True Legend!✨💫🌟

[@kingoortman6348]

Subscribed off this alone 💯k

[@redredbostonelecelec]

Wilt Chamberlain is the best player that ever played in the NBA. He could out score anyone he was a great defense player, the best rebounder in the game, and later in his career he was a great passer.

[@marconigomes9370]

Do more videos about this era!

[@blocker1928]

No three pointer back then but, much better ball movement, better fundamentals, and better defense, more physical style of play with hand checking allowed.

[@modiddly2836]

Throwback fr

[@BeardedWolfKing]

Dunno why people downgrade players from back then. It not that theyre SUPER ancient that they dont know what theyre doing or have less IQ ingame, they just lack the full potential of their athleticism, which wilt has and is ahead of his time. Their playstyles are just different from today. They were more on the fundamentals and look, even as hilarious as their forms were, theyre still great shooters even from deep 2 point range thats actually 3s from today

[@billmorrison9068]

Another factor is that young players learn from the stars of their teenage years. Just consider the generation of 1980s stars who had the benefit of watching the likes of Earl Monroe, Pete Maravich, the Harlem Globetrotters, Dr J, Kareem, Bill Walton, David Thompson, or George Gervin. Then think about how young players today have grown up watching or being influenced by MJ, AI, Kobe , Steph or even Luka Doncic. I promise you the earlier generations of stars would have played differently with the same exposure to those of earlier generations and they'd be just as great today.

[@Gshockgutta]

Wilt is the real goat

[@allanhouston6759]

Wilt played vs plumbers. Chamberlain even is not top 50.

[@jxecappo]

Allan Houston you sound dumb

[@garlicknot8960]

@@allanhouston6759 what’s you’re list then?

[@curly8029]

@@allanhouston6759 You just proved you have no idea by saying something like that. Guys like you make me laugh. You haven’t even educated yourself about the man or his era -obviously, but still say something that proves just that. If Wilt Chamberlain had played in the last 30 years, no one would even talk about anyone else. Think; MJ phenomena on steroids. Spend an hour WATCHING AND LISTENING about Wilt on KZbin one day. You’ll learn something.

[@curly8029]

@@jxecappo Hey Joey……read what I commented to Dummy Allan Houston……

[@mightdai7489]

They play like kids in my hometown in the Philippines, they don’t show flashy dribble but their passing is amazing and shooting

[@kenneth7826]

Well said

[@QankoIvanov]

because of travelling rules

[@nomooon]

9:11 "The Los Angeles Lakers won their first NBA title ever"

[@fan1631]

nomooon in Los Angeles but they won in Minnesota

[@fusionn4316]

First NBA championship while known as the Los Angeles Lakers

[@waynzignordics]

LA Lakers lost to the Celtics in the Finals 6 times in 8 years. Wilt became part of that legend in '69.

[@lionoftruth969]

Amazed that Wilt is # 1 in career rebounding, high on block shots and never foul out of a game. 🤔

[@andrewsmith3257]

RIP Wilt and Jerry

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Wow Pat Riley, Jerry West and Phil Jackson playing.

[@djjimz8704]

Los brazos del Chamberlain wn son tremendos jsjdka

[@rickster4u2007]

YAY!!!

[@knellbeats6190]

Please upload more old school highlights

[@wweecwwcwtna1928]

I want to joke about how I'll average 30 in this era but wilt and walt r legends and the 70s was when real competition in the nba started.

[@X02Overdose]

wweecwwcwtnanba1928 70s was a joke era

[@eazyduzit-tr3nx]

wweecwwcwtnanba1928 The 70’s was the weakest era, I think there were like 3 teams who won the NBA title with only 40 something wins.

[@darkinferno1219]

wweecwwcwtnanba1928 the 70s was the worst era by far. Which is ironic because it was the only era with actual parity. It’s also the only era where one guy is far and away the best player. Kareem was WAAAAAAAY better than everyone else especially once Wilt and Jerry retired.

[@biasedfan]

darkinferno1219 40s are

[@BooBooDaFoo330]

You guys are crazy the 70s is when the NBA was at its most competitive and physical. The 80s and 60s are right there. The NBA got weak by the mid 90s.

[@atlien1988]

"Wilt Chamberlain, playing with a hand so sore he couldn't eat his cereal with it." 💀😂😂😂

[@boogiecity5411]

Go look at that video when wilt shook Shaq hand.. Shaq was looking lat wilt like dam he is obsessed

[@ATDUB-ty9nc]

Good gracious Wilt was a giant on the floor!

[@justusburns7816]

A.T. DUB dats exactly y dat wouldn’t work n this era he dominated bcuz he was bigger than everyone else not talent at all

[@ATDUB-ty9nc]

Justus Burns no bruh. He had the talent to back it up

[@leviiniguez8767]

The late great Keith Jackson on the call

[@kincamell]

Heavy. Chamberlain's 1972 NBA Finals jersey to sell for more than $4 million in an upcoming auction

[@kingcobra2596]

Where do you find these types of clips?

[@kidcudi908]

Clyde was cookin

[@TheSportsandFilmFellowship]

🙌🏽🔥🔥

[@isaiahjones2756]

3:22 that freethrow by Chamberlain was effortless as shit😂

[@kennethstanley9462]

I remember watching that game as a kid in 72 and I was 11 years old and was a big time Lakers fan and still is so that bring back memories. The game was so different then and I really enjoy watching those games back then . I don't have that same enjoyment watching NBA like I use to because I feel the game is rigged now and they who have they wanna win seems like.

[@kennethstanley9462]

That's a good question Jerome, I know Wilt dominated his era and average 50.4 a game a season in 1962 but Jordan dominated his era and I believe he won 6 or 7 scoring titles. I will say Wilt despite he won but 2 championships but if anybody would say Jordan I can live with that but I will leave it up to the people to say who's the goat.

[@ronbonora7872]

@Great White Cat I watch that game too when I was a kid. Wilt is the GOAT. Wilt would have put a blanket around MJ. Wilt was faster, stronger, could jump higher and was unstoppable!

[@AstroNomics23]

Yo please post more Wilt footage

[@TheFreeway121]

Damn those blocks, and it was at the end of he’s career imagine if we had the tape from he’s prime games. I wold not be surprised if he had games with 20 or nearly 30 blocks 💯🤭

[@stephordless8876]

He actually does. He had 26 or 28 blocks in a game before

[@kenneth7826]

There was a game in which the big guy blocked at 25 shots..against the Detroit pistons...bob lanier said it did happen..he said wilt blocked at least 12 of his shots...we know bob was a great player..peace