Wilt Chamberlain 20 Pt, 24 Reb, 10 Blks 1972 WCF 4K Footage

[Rekkapryde]

Wilt played in the 2nd best era of center talent ever behind 90s. And wit less teams back then he had to match up wit legit centers on a regular basis. Wasn't playin a third of his games against no Luc Longley, Tree Rollins, Elden Campbell, Shawn Bradley or bum ass centers half the league got now or in the 00s or WOAT 10s center era so you could argue Wilt actually played the toughest competition of any center throughout their career.

Wilt, Russell, Thurmond, Pettit, Reed, Bellamy, Beaty, Lucas, Hayes, Unseld, Lanier, Kareem although some of the last ones he played near end of his prime and late career. All of em besides Unseld was 6'9+ too that height shyt been debunked mad long ago and they height wingspan matches up similar to modern centers and they was measured without shoes too.

 

[FabTrey]

Breh, just look at how he timed his jumps. Dude wasn’t just a freak athlete—he studied players, knew their moves before they even made ‘em. A real shot-blocker ain’t just about hops; it’s instinct, reaction time, and knowing the game. Wilt had all that on lock. i mean some of the blocks, he jumped before they made moves.

And if he played today? Man, with modern coaching and training? He’d be unstoppable. wilt already had a natural feel for the game, mix that with today’s skill development, and it’s a wrap.

 

[onlylno]

I watched whole thing

Officiating in the modern NBA changed the game more than any player like Steph ever did.

 

[Elim Garak]

It ain’t the same bruh.

No disrespect to the players of that era but they look like they’re slapping the ball when they dribble.

 

[Po pimp]

 

[Art Barr]

Not when I replied lol I see nikkas on Twitter still runnin wit that shyt so I ain't know if it was people here still usin those arguments

You put'eem throughed't it.
@DraymondT

Don't never downplay put'eem throughed't.
You gave'eem that fukk'n work tho.


Real nikkaz read it.

That is all that counts.


Art Barr

 

[Art Barr]

Breh, just look at how he timed his jumps. Dude wasn’t just a freak athlete—he studied players, knew their moves before they even made ‘em. A real shot-blocker ain’t just about hops; it’s instinct, reaction time, and knowing the game. Wilt had all that on lock. i mean some of the blocks, he jumped before they made moves.

And if he played today? Man, with modern coaching and training? He’d be unstoppable. wilt already had a natural feel for the game, mix that with today’s skill development, and it’s a wrap.

These nikkaz now are not better ball players than the guys wilt faced.
The players now are not that skilled and have not done it through furr like the old guard. Plus the new guard is to small and lack ferocity to compete.


You young nighaz is not on that level to the old guard.

Stop the cap.


Art Barr