eye opening Wilt Chamberlain video

[JohnnyMax]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwvdsi6gLl8

[irishock]

Is he better than Jordan Hill though?

[BatManu20]

Most dominant player of all time. More impressively, guy averaged a triple-double in women.

[BillMc]

Amazing. Thanks for posting!:toast

[TDMVPDPOY]

didnt watch the clip, but why is he taking on midget white guys?

[AussieFanKurt]

now I see how easy he had it

[TDMVPDPOY]

wilt is overrated man

super freak athletes vs avg wankers with solid fundamentals aka bill russell...doesnt mean u will actually dominate games or a player, cause in bball is just more than relying on super attributes to dominate games...

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Russell, Lucas, Thurmond, Alcindor, Unseld, Malone, Reed, Petit, Lanier are all contemporaries of Chamberlain. Those are just the HoF off the top of my head. He dominated all comers.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

That block at 1:45 is sick. Look at how high he goes to get that shot and tell me what current player could handle that. You guys just have no clue whatsoever.

[Bynumite]

Wow... Wilt blocked the sky hook twice in the same possession.

People say he played against short white boys but seriously, who could stop him if he played in the NBA today?

Dude's a really tall athletic freak, he would shit on Dwight so badly.

[Spurs9]

wilt is overrated man

super freak athletes vs avg wankers with solid fundamentals aka bill russell...doesnt mean u will actually dominate games or a player, cause in bball is just more than relying on super attributes to dominate games...

Bullshit, he averaged 50 points a game, and missed 8 minutes from being thrown out. Are you kidding me? He would make Lebron and Durrant look like Fisher Price players.

[ffadicted]

Would be an all-star today no doubt, but what a joke of players he played against tbqhimho

[Phillip]

Would be an all-star today no doubt, but what a joke of players he played against tbqhimho

this

a fantastic player, but people who think he would dominate todays league like he did back then are out of their minds.

he would be like 24/12 in his prime against todays comp. none of that 50/20 crap

[Arcadian]

this

a fantastic player, but people who think he would dominate todays league like he did back then are out of their minds.

he would be like 24/12 in his prime against todays comp. none of that 50/20 crap

24/12 is still better than what anyone is doing right now in the NBA. So even if this were true, he would be the best big player (probably overall player) in the league.

[baseline bum]

Russell, Lucas, Thurmond, Alcindor, Unseld, Malone, Reed, Petit, Lanier are all contemporaries of Chamberlain. Those are just the HoF off the top of my head. He dominated all comers.

Malone?

[Phillip]

24/12 is still better than what anyone is doing right now in the NBA. So even if this were true, he would be the best big player (probably overall player) in the league.

i dont disagree with him being the best big man in the league right now. if it was 10-12 years ago, then Shaq/Duncan > Wilt.

he most certainly would not be the best overall player though, with Lebron running loose.

[TDMVPDPOY]

Bullshit, he averaged 50 points a game, and missed 8 minutes from being thrown out. Are you kidding me? He would make Lebron and Durrant look like Fisher Price players.

against white midgets who dont know post defense, who cant leap for shit, the same white midgets who dont even dunk ingame for pts...cmon man....

[Cry Havoc]

Malone?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moses_Malone

[Cry Havoc]

A 7 footer with his kind of strength, quickness, and agility around the rim would be devastating. David Robinson is basically a poor man's Wilt, IMO. He would absolutely be on a tier with LeBron if he were playing today.

7'1" and he is a borderline Olympic sprinter AND high jumper? GTFO. LeBron is the only one in his league of athleticism today. Wilt would average 26-30 a game and grab 16 rebounds a night. MINIMUM. You're telling me he'd only average 12 rebounds when OMER FUCKING ASIK is good for 11.6 a night? So basically Wilt would be a slightly better rebounder than Nikola Vucevic? Ok.

[baseline bum]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moses_Malone

The guy who didn't play pro ball until 2 years after Wilt retired and NBA ball 4 years after?

[Cry Havoc]

Oh, and 4 blocks a game would not be impossible. Very probable, actually.

[Cry Havoc]

The guy who didn't play pro ball until 2 years after Wilt retired and NBA ball 4 years after?

I wouldn't say that you have to play in the same year as someone else to be their contemporary. Unless the league changed that radically in 2 years.

[baseline bum]

I wouldn't say that you have to play in the same year as someone else to be their contemporary. Unless the league changed that radically in 2 years.

But do you have to play in the same league within 3 years of each other to be a contemporary? Pretty impressive for Moses to be both Wilt's and Duncan's contemporary.

[TDMVPDPOY]

wilt chamberlain is a scrub who played and embarrass white midgets, just like shaq dominating chris dudley...cmon now whats there to drop ur jaws in awe about

[FuzzyLumpkins]

The guy who didn't play pro ball until 2 years after Wilt retired and NBA ball 4 years after?

Chamberlains last professional year was 1973 and Malones first was 74.

[ambchang]

Let's put it this way, Chamberlain played well against Jabbar, in fact, he posed all kinds of problems for Jabbar. Jabbar in turn, was dominant against players in the 80s even after his prime. Sure he didn't do that well against a young Hakeem, but by then, Jabbar was in his mid/late 30s and clearly past his prime. KAJ would still hold his own, past his prime, against a prime Hakeem. There really isn't any need to explain how Hakeem would still dominate today's game.

Going that that chain of logic, Chamberlain would have no doubt be an all-star player in today's NBA, especially if he was given the same type of training and medical treatment. He would very likely be an MVP candidate year in and year out, and possibly a dominating force like Lebron is today.

That said, there is no way in hell he will average 50.4 ppg and 27.2 rpg. 30/15 is possible, 25/12 is pretty much a lock.

[TDMVPDPOY]

Let's put it this way, Chamberlain played well against Jabbar, in fact, he posed all kinds of problems for Jabbar. Jabbar in turn, was dominant against players in the 80s even after his prime. Sure he didn't do that well against a young Hakeem, but by then, Jabbar was in his mid/late 30s and clearly past his prime. KAJ would still hold his own, past his prime, against a prime Hakeem. There really isn't any need to explain how Hakeem would still dominate today's game.

Going that that chain of logic, Chamberlain would have no doubt be an all-star player in today's NBA, especially if he was given the same type of training and medical treatment. He would very likely be an MVP candidate year in and year out, and possibly a dominating force like Lebron is today.

That said, there is no way in hell he will average 50.4 ppg and 27.2 rpg. 30/15 is possible, 25/12 is pretty much a lock.

cmon now, u starting to overrate hakeem now...he only had 2 good peak years and everyone is going by the notion he played like that his whole career....

[DMC]

Goaltender extraordinaire. If Howard could goal tend, no one scores. Over the back fouls not called, no goal tending calls, no traveling, nothing. He'd be good today, really good, but he'd be limited by the rules.

[DMC]

We don't consider Kobe to be MJ's contemporary though they played at the same time for a while.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Let's put it this way, Chamberlain played well against Jabbar, in fact, he posed all kinds of problems for Jabbar. Jabbar in turn, was dominant against players in the 80s even after his prime. Sure he didn't do that well against a young Hakeem, but by then, Jabbar was in his mid/late 30s and clearly past his prime. KAJ would still hold his own, past his prime, against a prime Hakeem. There really isn't any need to explain how Hakeem would still dominate today's game.

Going that that chain of logic, Chamberlain would have no doubt be an all-star player in today's NBA, especially if he was given the same type of training and medical treatment. He would very likely be an MVP candidate year in and year out, and possibly a dominating force like Lebron is today.

That said, there is no way in hell he will average 50.4 ppg and 27.2 rpg. 30/15 is possible, 25/12 is pretty much a lock.

I would also add that when Chamberlain played Jabbar he was in his mid 30s. Alcindor never played prime Chamberlain.

Jabbar would miss the playoffs and have first round exits as a Laker during the shitty watered down ABA era.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

We don't consider Kobe to be MJ's contemporary though they played at the same time for a while.

Who is this 'we?' Why don't you go write poetry for culb or something?

[jag]

Who is this 'we?' Why don't you go write poetry for culb or something?

Looks like there's a bro over here who needs to calm down.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Looks like there's a bro over here who needs to calm down.

piss off milquetoast!!

:lol

[Relevancy]

People can't really speculate how well he would in today's NBA just for the simple fact their not psychics, mind you the competition has probably gotten better, who the hell knows, It's not like any one of us in here actually saw him play live back then, but for a an NBA player to have been that dominant back then the only conclusion we could form is that he would be dominant in today's NBA, no doubt about it.

[DMC]

Who is this 'we?' Why don't you go write poetry for culb or something?

Why don't you suck the snotty end of my one eyed fuck monster?

[FuzzyLumpkins]

As a physical specimen you certainly can.

7'1" 275-300 lbs over his playing career. 7'9" wingspan.

Big 8 high jump champ at 6'6".

Shot put champ at over 53'

triple jump over 50'

Benched 500 lbs with those arms.

150 lbs tricep extensions with those arms.

What player do you think could approximate those physical accomplishments?

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Why don't you suck the snotty end of my one eyed fuck monster?

Because I am not gay. Whether or not some other guy sucking your dick makes you gay is for you to figure out.

[DMC]

Because I am not gay. Whether or not some other guy sucking your dick makes you gay is for you to figure out.
You don't have to desire it, just do it. Didn't your mammy teach you anything? Fuck, just nuzzle it. You're not gay if you just nuzzle it.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

You don't have to desire it, just do it. Didn't your mammy teach you anything? Fuck, just nuzzle it. You're not gay if you just nuzzle it.

Is that what you tell the kids?

[TDMVPDPOY]

As a physical specimen you certainly can.

7'1" 275-300 lbs over his playing career. 7'9" wingspan.

Big 8 high jump champ at 6'6".

Shot put champ at over 53'

triple jump over 50'

Benched 500 lbs with those arms.

150 lbs tricep extensions with those arms.

What player do you think could approximate those physical accomplishments?

bullshit, u dont need to fully utilize ur athletic ability every possession to dominate games,

[DMC]

Is that what you tell the kids?

Fuzzy with the CumDumpster retorts. You two are entwined like lovers in Eden.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Fuzzy with the CumDumpster retorts. You two are entwined like lovers in Eden.

I am sure that we both say the sky is blue too. Interesting that when two men think in a similar fashion that you equate that with homosexual attraction.

Homoerotic imagery is your goto retort. When you get called like it is seen then it is what it is. Quit acting like a huge latent homosexual and perhaps people will stop calling you on it.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

bullshit, u dont need to fully utilize ur athletic ability every possession to dominate games,

And your point is? I am just saying as a physical talent that he is better than anything else the NBA has had to offer ever. That includes Malone, Howard, O'Neal, Jabbar and Olajuwon. He could jump higher and farther, run faster and longer, and lift more than anyone before or since in the NBA. It's an objective means to compare abilities across era's because they did not face the same competition.

[TDMVPDPOY]

He could jump higher and farther, run faster and longer, and lift more than anyone before or since in the NBA. It's an objective means to compare abilities across era's because they did not face the same competition.

all of that can be neutralize is what i was trying to say, all of that is just one aspect thats needed to succeed

[DMC]

I am sure that we both say the sky is blue too. Interesting that when two men think in a similar fashion that you equate that with homosexual attraction.

Homoerotic imagery is your goto retort. When you get called like it is seen then it is what it is. Quit acting like a huge latent homosexual and perhaps people will stop calling you on it.

But why are you so angry? The Heat were going to win last night regardless. Get over it I said.

[FuzzyLumpkins]

But why are you so angry? The Heat were going to win last night regardless. Get over it I said.

Who said I was angry? When I am mad I typically don't talk about what is interesting. I don't see how discussing your homosexual projections cannot be dispassionate. Rather, I would much prefer that over an emotional response.

[tlongII]

Wilt and MJ are the greatest to ever play the game. LeBron will be right with them eventually.

[Cry Havoc]

bullshit, u dont need to fully utilize ur athletic ability every possession to dominate games,

Did you watch the video? Dude is banking shots from 16-18 a la Duncan, laying in finger rolls and reverse layups. He had a lot of touch for a big. He would demolish ANY center in the league today -- Dwight Howard included.

[ambchang]

cmon now, u starting to overrate hakeem now...he only had 2 good peak years and everyone is going by the notion he played like that his whole career....

The same way shaq only had one. But the other seasons, he was still an MVP candidate. Just that he was undisputedly the absolute best player in those two years.