Wilt Chamberlain swishes four 3-point range hook shots in a row
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but he'd struggle in this day 
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
3pt sky hook 
YoungMoneyCashMoneyBoy
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Easily Top 5 in any GOAT list
Easily Top 5 in any GOAT list
Ya Sinning Mane
Superstar
Without a doubt no player beating him one vs one
One of a kind
Would dominate in any era
Would dominate in any era
Somehow cats gonna claim this tells you more than the fact he shot under 46% from the line in six different seasons including 38% in 1968.
Low-key Wilt was a terribly inefficient shooter away from the basket. In his high-scoring days he hovered around 50% from the field despite having 4-5" extra height and a ton more athleticism than his average defender. With all the dunks and gimmes that he made automatically, think about how many short-range shots he had to have missed for his shooting % to end up so low.
But y'all don't want to hear facts....
Low-key Wilt was a terribly inefficient shooter away from the basket. In his high-scoring days he hovered around 50% from the field despite having 4-5" extra height and a ton more athleticism than his average defender. With all the dunks and gimmes that he made automatically, think about how many short-range shots he had to have missed for his shooting % to end up so low.
But y'all don't want to hear facts....
He makes that shot look too easy 
I AM WARHOL
Veteran
bUt hE pLayED aGaInSt 5'two WhItE GuYs
Somehow cats gonna claim this tells you more than the fact he shot under 46% from the line in six different seasons including 38% in 1968.
Low-key Wilt was a terribly inefficient shooter away from the basket. In his high-scoring days he hovered around 50% from the field despite having 4-5" extra height and a ton more athleticism than his average defender. With all the dunks and gimmes that he made automatically, think about how many short-range shots he had to have missed for his shooting % to end up so low.
But y'all don't want to hear facts....
He’d have 4-5 inches extra height and more athleticism than almost any player in the league if he played today. Thats the point.
He took 28 attempts a game and had 50% fgp while averaging well over 30 ppg
That’s enough facts for me
but he'd struggle in this day
Wilt Chamberlain is a true GOAT contender.
IMO the true GOAT debate is between Jordan, Kobe, Wilt, and Hakeem.
Somehow cats gonna claim this tells you more than the fact he shot under 46% from the line in six different seasons including 38% in 1968.
Low-key Wilt was a terribly inefficient shooter away from the basket. In his high-scoring days he hovered around 50% from the field despite having 4-5" extra height and a ton more athleticism than his average defender. With all the dunks and gimmes that he made automatically, think about how many short-range shots he had to have missed for his shooting % to end up so low.
But y'all don't want to hear facts....
Wilt had a fadeaway you dumbass. Watch the tape:
This is why you stat nerds disgust me. You make absolute claims without context. Wilt wasn't just dunking on people. He was a skilled big who dominated with his incredible touch around the basket as well as his unstoppable fadeaway jump shot.
Wilt is top 3 all-time and would be the best player in the today's NBA by a wide margin.
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