Wilt Chamberlain Highlights

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[tito8512]

stick this shit you call music up your ass.

[hineighbor]

holy shit this song is horrible

[bdubb629]

1. Play Video

2. Mute Music

3. Play anything else except this song, 009 Sound System, or Let The Bodies Hit The Floor

[snizshizzle]

2:08 look at him run the fast break. Are you kidding me? What center today can run the floor with his speed? Oh yeah, he averaged 48.5 minutes a game in 61-62. There is only 48 minutes in a game. He never got tired. 

[johnsnip187]

@dvicars512 ......RU serious dude ??? there was MORE contact back in the day... all the way up till 5 yrs ago when DAVID STERN changed the rules to allow MORE scoring, MORE offense for entertainment value.... you can't hand check now at all, there's 3 seconds, a 3 POINT LINE for god sakes... WILT is the best player ever.. by far.. 

[dvicars512]

its not so much the weak competition that made him such a good scorer. Back then basketball was played the way it was intended, meaning you players could barely touch each other. Somewhere along the line players decided to start bulling into each other and the game has evolved into what it has today where contact is normal on every play. If you watch the video you dont see wilt backing down the other players and basically just trying to shove them out of the way like someone like dwight does

[Amjbmcg]

wilt the shite chamberlain

[timmeh231]

@LazlosPlane what a pretentious dickbag

[bordertown]

@Peejbrah92

Weak competition? Chamberlain faced off against Russell, Thurmond, Bellamy, Jabbar, etc. up to 8 or 9 times EACH in a season. Every other night he was battling a Hall of Fame center while getting double and triple teamed in the paint. How many times a season does a guy like Dwight face off against an All-Star caliber center? Maybe once a month? The pace of the game was also faster back then and no 3-point line meant dealing with much less spacing.

[Peejbrah92]

@LazlosPlane Dude you obviously don't know squat about basketball and what it has turned into today. Professional players back then were a LOT less athletic, a LOT smaller, and a SHIT-TON less skilled than they are today. Wilt wouldn't have been able to pull off the same things he did back in the 1950's and '60s. Great player, but he played against VERY weak competition bud.

[amarshall54]

@hineighbor this is the boss

[amarshall54]

@tito8512 this song owns