Wilt Chamberlain

Wilt Chamberlain Highlights When He Was Older / 1966-1973 Foobas Sports 37.7K subscribers Subscribe 3.9K Share 249,115 views Mar 31, 2020 #WiltChamberlain #GOAT #NBA #WiltChamberlain #NBA #GOAT - Music: 1) Audiomachine - Guardians at the Gate 2) RS Soundtrack - Rajiv Seewoolall ( / @rajivseewoolall-... ) Key moments View all 1,311 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Forgiven Sinner Pinned by Foobas Sports Forgiven Sinner 2 years ago "Wilt owns over 90 records in the NBA now, and he hasn't played for over 40 years.' That's all that needs to be said. 815 Foobas Sports Reply 128 replies PassionOfJohn PassionOfJohn 2 years ago Kareem's skyhook is one of the greatest techniques. It is almost impossible to defend against. Watching Wilt block them shows how great he was. 259 Foobas Sports Reply 15 replies J R J R 2 years ago The most underrated, under appreciated player of all time. 583 Foobas Sports Reply 71 replies HikoSeijuroXIII HikoSeijuroXIII 2 years ago This man never fouled out in his entire career. 327 Foobas Sports Reply 23 replies James Anderson James Anderson 2 years ago A prime Wilt would crush today's league. He would out muscle, out jump, out last, out class, and out smart everyone with a dominance greater than he did before. 188 Foobas Sports Reply 19 replies Terry Phillips Terry Phillips 10 months ago I've watched all the Wilt films I could find, and NEVER ONCE have I seen him lower his shoulder and jump into the defender like the players do today. Wilt goes straight up and reaches OVER the guy to make his shot. He was really something special. 17 Foobas Sports Reply Felix Golez Felix Golez 1 year ago He is the most dominant player in NBA history period. Two hands hand check and still cant stop him, what more on this era! 30 Foobas Sports Reply Wobbler tv Wobbler tv 9 months ago He played with the handbrake on a lot of the time .He was fundamentally a gentle giant who didn't like hurting people .If he was more ruthless he'd would have had two or three more chips .Deep down Russell knew this... 15 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies jaranarm jaranarm 3 years ago In 1968 Wilt set a postseason record 49.3 minutes a game against the Knicks, leading all players in points, rebounds, and assists. In his last postseason series, the 1973 finals, he played every minute of every game being a few months shy of turning 37 years old. 8 of Wilt's 9 postseason triple doubles came within this last half of his career. In 1967 Wilt set a postseason record 41 rebounds over Bill Russell, set a record four consecutive triple doubles, and shattered the record for most rebounds in a triple double with 38. Post knee injury Wilt had to play in four postseason series that went all the way to a game 7. In those games Wilt averaged 24.3 points, 24.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists, and shot .603 from the field while putting in a staggering 47.3 minutes a game. No player has ever dropped 20/20/5/.600 in a game 7 yet an older Wilt averaged that across four game 7s in the last four years of his career coming off knee surgery. 311 Foobas Sports Reply 32 replies Aaron B. Eaddy Aaron B. Eaddy 1 year ago There needs to be a movement to give Wilt his flowers! Total Beast! Athletic freak. Speed, quickness, power and Basketball IQ. More than a dunker 💪🏿 40 Foobas Sports Reply Brian Jones Brian Jones 1 year ago (edited) Bob Lanier came out of college at 6’11” and 265+ , and has a story about his first trip to LA. He started bodying Wilt out of his accustomed spot down low. Got under him some and pushed. Wilt said to him a couple times,” Rookie , don’t do that..” After a few trips up the court, Bob did it again. He finishes the story…. Wilt just turned to me from behind and put his hands under my armpits and lifted me off my feet and set me aside several feet like a baby being put into high chair. He said “I Told You, Don’t Do That…..”. Right then I knew he was the baddest ….no one ever could do that to me….. 31 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies no one no one 2 years ago I'm just glad people are finally starting to recognize his accomplishments and at thinking of him as the GOAT (which he is). I wish he was alive to see the talk about him now. He was and still is underappreciated, underrated, and undervalued. 9 Foobas Sports Reply Rob T Rob T 1 year ago (edited) He could have set even more records. People forget, he didn't retire in 1973; he signed with the San Diego Conquistadors (ABA) as player/coach. He wanted to continue playing, but lawsuits kept him from doing so. 15 Foobas Sports Reply Bill Selznick Bill Selznick 1 year ago I had to stop the video to comment on this quote, "Wilt was the strongest human being I've ever seen in my life". My uncle taught Wilt volleyball. They played together for years. After a match on the beach, I walked into the clubhouse where Wilt was sitting shirtless. I paused and I know my mouth fell open. It was like looking at a living bronze statue of a super human, bigger than life, shaped like Hercules. I'll never forget that moment. In person he was unreal. The definition of powerful. 12 Foobas Sports Reply Foobas Sports · 1 reply Anonymous User Anonymous User 2 years ago The biggest crime of basketball history was not keeping track of blocks and steals at this time 25 Foobas Sports Reply 4 replies عبد القادر المومني عبد القادر المومني 1 year ago (edited) When you see this guy and think about the Jordan-Lebron goat debate, you can't help but shake your head. Wilt is probably above anyone that has ever touched a basketball. Yes, the game has changed and players are probably more athletic and skilled, but you have to look at every era in its own context. When you do that, it becomes clear that Wilt stood higher above his era than Jordan did in his. Had Wilt played in the 80's, 90's or 2000's, he would have acquired the modern big man skills just as easily as anyone out there. 20 Foobas Sports Reply AbdulazizAhmed AbdulazizAhmed 1 year ago I thought Shaq and Rodman were monster at the rebound until I Saw Wilt 20 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Nico Scarfo Nico Scarfo 2 years ago Wilt Chamberlain was the Babe Ruth of basketball but he really doesn't get the same respect as Babe Ruth 70 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies Eren Eren 2 years ago Wilt is the real GOAT in terms of impact on the game. He was one of the best defensive and offensive player ever. 34 Foobas Sports Reply 8 replies Sensei Chess Sensei Chess 1 year ago John havlicek was 6 5 about 205 pounds....he said wilt was going up for a dunk on him...so he grabbed the ball with both hands as wilt was bringing it up on his dunk...havlicek said that wilt nearly literally dunked him too...until he let go of the ball 13 Foobas Sports Reply MrAitraining MrAitraining 2 years ago It's such a shame most of Wilt's killer early years - including the 100 point game were never filmed. 57 Foobas Sports Reply 3 replies ghandi newman ghandi newman 2 years ago 5:45 is just ridiculous. 36 years old and he's still racing down that court exploding like a fast break and paces up with the ball handler on the fast break 65 Foobas Sports Reply 12 replies TieOnRadish TieOnRadish 3 years ago He consistently blocks shots above the rim, near the top of the square when the ball is already in the air even at the end of his career. No one else can do that. It'd be incredibly hard to shoot over this physical phenom. 77 Foobas Sports Reply 15 replies Janie Rios Janie Rios 2 years ago WILT CHAMBERLAIN WAS THE STRONGEST DOMINANT FORCE THE NBA HAS EVER SEEN 18 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Anthony Zarate Anthony Zarate 2 years ago Yes...the best Wilt video by far. I must admit, this video gives me new found respect for him. I'm 50 and watched Kareem and Bill Walton play but never had the pleasure of watching Russell & Wilt play. I gotta say that Lebron, Jordan, Westbrook, Vince Carter, Shaq, etc...had NOTHING on Wilt when it comes to athleticism and dominance. He blocked Lew Alcindor 2x in a row on the Sky Hook in Lew's prime. That is arguably the most mind boggling thing I've seen in my lifetime of watching NBA basketball and I owned a Satellite dish in the 80's and the NBA league pass for most of the 2000's. Just incredible the amount of skill and athleticism for his size...oh my goodness!!!!!!!!!!!! 21 Foobas Sports Reply RichmondRaider RichmondRaider 2 years ago THANK YOU! One of the best Wilt GOAT vids I've seen. I really like footage of him blocking Kareem's sky hook, which many think was never done. 21 Foobas Sports Reply dawoool dawoool 1 year ago (edited) As a boy I had the great privilege of seeing Wilt play in this era. As young boys my brother and I attended 8 games of the 33 game willing streak. Shortly before the streak I got to see one of the last appearances of the great Elgin Baylor, the MJ of his time. 2 of the 6 members of the 70 -point club on the same team. At that time they were the only 2 members. First time I saw Wilt up close I couldn't believe a man could grow that big. 6 Foobas Sports Reply chona Simpson chona Simpson 11 months ago (edited) Wilt blocking Kareem in his injured old state . I have never seen someone block Kareem so many times and he did it easy.Imagine what he would have done to Kareem in his prime.In my mind the greatest player by far ever to play the guy was a athletic freak of nature he was not human. 8 Foobas Sports Reply Balraj G entertainment. Balraj G entertainment. 2 years ago Thank God we have footage of ‘WILT’... The Big Dipper was a rare specimen!! ✊🏽✊🏽 9 Foobas Sports Reply C. dorner C. dorner 2 years ago My God he is the greatest player ever 20 Foobas Sports Reply Dumisa Tony Johnson Dumisa Tony Johnson 3 years ago Only Center to lead the league in assists 327 Foobas Sports Reply 32 replies Mahlon Thomas Mahlon Thomas 2 years ago Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest basketball player ever seen or not seen,,,, The goat 🐐💯🐐💯🐐💯🐐💯🐐💯 12 Foobas Sports Reply Intergalactic Muffin Intergalactic Muffin 1 year ago Man this video hits hard what a player so under appreciated RIP Big guy 4 Foobas Sports Reply jaranarm jaranarm 3 years ago Wilt played 29 postseason series, the majority of them played from 1966-73, and Wilt's teams went 18-11 in them. Anyone wondering about Wilt's drop-off in career average points from the regular season to the playoffs (30.1 to 22.5) should look at those 18 series Wilt's teams won because 13 of them was where Wilt scored less than his regular season average. Wilt's lowest scoring average in a postseason series came against the Warriors in 1973 where he only averaged 7.0 points, but then he also pulled down 23.6 rebounds (way above this season rebounding average of 18.6), outrebounded Nate Thurmond (who came in second to Wilt in rebounding that year) and defensively held him to .373 shooting (when Nate shot .446 against the rest of the league) and Wilt blocked at least 29 shots in that 5-game romp over Golden State, the team that eliminated Kareem's 60-win Bucks in the previous round that year. Wilt averaged more playing time in his last NBA postseason than he did during his rookie season. 45 Foobas Sports Reply Foobas Sports · 7 replies Troy Street Troy Street 2 years ago Wilt is ridiculous in so many of these clips each time he moves someone it doesn’t even look like he is barely trying which is true. The reason he never got into a fist fight with anyone or used his full strength in a game is because he was afraid he would seriously hurt someone cause he knew how strong he was and how “strong” everyone else was. In my opinion not just the greatest basketball player but greatest athlete of all time. 5 Foobas Sports Reply at1212 b at1212 b 2 years ago (edited) In the 96 all-star game, when Wilt shook Shaq's hand, he almost ripped it out of Shaq's shoulders. 85 Reply 33 replies RC Word RC Word 2 years ago Wilt always intrigued me, I grew up in 90s and only got to read his stat lines til good ol youtube came around ...and I'll say he"s the goat at any position in basketball..don't care how tall or what position or he played against . There was a perception he put up numbers on 5'8 white guys which is not the case at all..he dominates in any era! 8 Foobas Sports Reply Ramon Mateo Ramon Mateo 10 months ago Wilt Chamberlain was an anomaly on court only to be compared to Gods like Zeus , Cronus, Poseidon or Phobos . A Demigod. A mythical titan, personified in human form. The epitome of greatness and perfection in an athlete. 3 Foobas Sports Reply vengod7 vengod7 3 years ago Lots of GREAT Wilt videos have been made , but this is probably the BEST!!! 63 Foobas Sports Reply 4 replies Mitchell Lopate Mitchell Lopate 2 years ago For all of you saying "Oh, Wilt didn't/couldn't/wouldn't", let's remember for ALL of us: The men who played against him said he was the best, the strongest, and could do whatever he wanted. We're just throwing our opinions around at each other. 9 Reply Angelo S. Angelo S. 2 years ago One of those athletes where you put him in any era and he'd dominate. 10 Foobas Sports Reply Jack smith Jack smith 3 years ago As an older player with the Lakers, Wilt played Jabbar 28 times and each won 14. Wilt's foul shooting cost the Lakers some wins but Jabbar shot 46% against Wilt who shot 56% against Kareem. Wilt is the only guy to block Jabbar's sky hook. 4 Reply 1 reply Nemo Nemo 1 year ago That finger roll was vicious! 7 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Onz Tufan Onz Tufan 2 years ago This Energy is not from this realm. Hes some sort of Cyborg. What a BEASTLY individual. Awesome work as always ✌ 6 Foobas Sports Reply probly zuited probly zuited 7 months ago 11:41 can we just take a second to appreciate this epic play 1 Foobas Sports Reply Jeff Boyce Jeff Boyce 1 year ago I'm 63 years old and I followed George Iceman Gervin his whole career and I was at the Hall of Fame when Ice was inducted but don't ever compare anybody to Wilt Chamberlain 4 Foobas Sports Reply Gary Gary 2 years ago I’m 64 years old saw Wilt vs Nate At the Civic or the cow palace I don’t remember which . Nate was built like young Dwight Howard. Chiseled, 6’10 long arms . Wilt was dominant 82 Foobas Sports Reply 25 replies brian belton brian belton 4 months ago As a young kid, my brother & myself had floor seats at the forum, courtesy of a friend of our dad.Next to the Laker bench. I met Wilt in the forum club before a game: I was 9, and he was injured that year. I asked if he would tonight.. . . he said" not tonight, son". A gentleman: Wilton Norman Chamberlain. He was a giant. RIP Wilt. I hope yer playing cards with yer dad, in heaven. 1 Foobas Sports Reply John John 3 years ago The story involving Mel Daniels being told beginning at 0:47 is from Bob Netolicky of the ABA Pacers. And it occurred during an ABA game in 1973-74 when the Pacers played the San Diego Conquistadors, who were coached by Wilt. Flynn Robinson was Wilt's teammate back when they both played for the Lakers on that great 1971-72 team. There's a video where a bunch of the Pacers were reunited and Bob told this same story. He started off by saying (quoting teammate Roger Brown) "We played 82 games, we had 82 fights, and Mel Daniels started them all". And Mel Daniels is there to confirm that the story is true. The Pacers of that era were an extremely talented team. Mel Daniels, George McGinnis (who was probably the most powerfully built forward of his time), Roger Brown and Freddie Lewis. Daniels, McGinnis and Brown all made it to the HoF. No wonder the Pacers won 3 championships in the ABA. It's too bad that Daniels didn't make it into the NBA. He did play a few games for the New York Nets in his very last season but he was cut early on. Apparently because of the way things ended for him in the ABA, he lost his passion for the game. He played a season in Italy after the ABA folded, and that probably didn't help when he tried to make his comeback in the US. It's also too bad Wilt never got to suit up for the SD Conquistadors. He signed a 3-year deal with SD to be a player-coach. But the Lakers challenged Wilt's right to play in the ABA, and they won the legal battle. This is because Wilt owed the Lakers the option year of his contract. So Wilt was allowed to coach in the ABA, but could not play. 18 Foobas Sports Reply Foobas Sports · 5 replies thepac12andbig10suck thepac12andbig10suck 2 years ago If blocks and steals were a stat then, Wilt would've been a Scoring, Rebounds, Assists, and Blocks champion at one point. 9 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Nick Rodriguez Nick Rodriguez 1 year ago those football passes are mythical. 3 Foobas Sports Reply B D B D 2 months ago Wilt was the greatest athlete in human history. No one else has ever come close to his combination of speed, strength, and coordination. People forget that after he retired from the NBA he went on to start a professional volleyball career and became the greatest volleyball player ever. 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply dsfddsgh dsfddsgh 2 years ago To bad their isn't more film of Wilt when he was in his prime in the early to mid 60's. 82 Foobas Sports Reply 4 replies Alex Avram Alex Avram 2 years ago The most dominating player ever to play in the NBA.Simply the most dominating individual and athlete, way ahead of his time. 1 Reply The Truth The Truth 1 year ago As good as he was and all he accomplished he was still humble. Better man than me. 4 Foobas Sports Reply Vernon Lee Warren Vernon Lee Warren 1 month ago This man was so incredible. Definitely the greatest! Foobas Sports Reply A German Basketball Fan A German Basketball Fan 3 years ago No one individual player could stop him today 94 Foobas Sports Reply 15 replies Hasan Yüksel Hasan Yüksel 2 months ago I dont understand how somebody can under rate him man this man was a freakin beast lol best center ever by far 1 Foobas Sports Reply Terry Phillips Terry Phillips 10 months ago (edited) In an interview, Shaq had the audacity to say he was "MORE DOMINATE" than Wilt. LOL 4 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Paul Ginsberg Paul Ginsberg 2 years ago For those not old enough to have seen him play he was the most dominant player ever and by a very large margin. His battles with Russell were epic. 1 Reply 1 reply Kris93 Kris93 3 years ago I am glad you posted this video. There are still idiots out there who bad mouth wilt and this era. 244 Foobas Sports Reply 53 replies Captain Smoke Captain Smoke 2 years ago Imagine you have a dude like that as Quarterback. No one could stop him, he could throw the ball out of the stadium and he's fast and strong and bigger than anyone. 2 Foobas Sports Reply Patrick Wu Patrick Wu 1 year ago (edited) If block record could be initiated earlier, Wilt would hold more records including total blocks in career & single season & single game, and might also have double digit blocks per game... Wilt is really a monster and also one of GOAT in NBA history. 5 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies BronGuero Nole BronGuero Nole 2 years ago My quarantine time NBA realization is that I have not given enough respect to Wilt. Last two days I am watching every available thing about Wilt on Youtube and other sources, and I feel guilty for not giving him enough props. I always considered him as a super-strong athlete who just dominated a bunch of mediocre players of that era but I never considered him as a legit basketball talent. Although some Wilt numbers I still consider to be floated due to weak competition, wilt was phenomenal player. He would still be a superstar in any freakin era. Sorry Big Dipper. RIP!!! 6 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Tommy Johnson Tommy Johnson 2 years ago The best video I have seen on Wilt. So thankful I got to see him on TV many years ago. RIP. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Generalbrowser Generalbrowser 1 year ago (edited) I don't think there is any question about who was the most dominant player of all time. What if I told you there was a player slightly over 7 feet tall with a high 40 vertical leap, faster up the court than everyone, Stronger than everyone, had an unstoppable fade away bank shot, and could dunk whenever he pleased,could lead the league in assists, and blocks? Well, that was Wilt. 5 Foobas Sports Reply Greg Cummings Greg Cummings 1 year ago Wilt was an athletic Monster!!! Folks nowadays like Stephen A Smith or Colin Cowerd would be saying he needs to shoot 3's!!! Lol 3 Foobas Sports Reply Andrew Fisher Andrew Fisher 1 year ago Just an incredible athlete. The video posted here is phenomenal. Well done. 3 Foobas Sports Reply Foobas Sports · 1 reply Billy Dee Billy Dee 2 years ago I saw Wilt live at the Drake Relays, several U of Kansas games, finals of the NCAA’s in a Triple OT loss, hundreds of Pro games. I have also been fortunate in seeing live, Elgin Baylor, Bill Russell, Jerry West, Oscar Robertson, Bob Cousy, Maravich, Jabbar, Walton, Bernard, Dr J, Shaq, Bird, Magic, Isaiah, Pippen, Jordan. All fantastic ball players but Will was the best athlete/basketball player I’ve ever seen. The most amazing human physical specimen that ever walked the earth 2 Reply Orlando Wheaton Orlando Wheaton 3 years ago (edited) 10 or 15 years ago all you heard from Shaq was how great he was and how he was the best big man of all time. With the advent of YouTube and the popularity of all things Wilt Chamberlain he doesn't talk that anymore. He knows and he knows that everyone else knows the same thing. I've heard it said that less than 20% of Wilt's career is available on film, the rest was unrecorded. Imagine ..... 10 Reply 3 replies Yohohoho Yohohoho 1 year ago Wtf Wilt throws that Basketball like a baseball pitch. 7 Foobas Sports Reply NalAdal NalAdal 1 year ago 0:20 Artis Gilmore vs Wilt. I know that Gilmore was one of the strongest players but old Wilt ragdolled him like nothing. Wilt was a monster not a human. 4 Reply Donnachaidh Donnachaidh 2 years ago Amazing video and I love the commentary. One of the best Wilt videos I have seen. 4 Foobas Sports Reply Phillip Holliday Phillip Holliday 9 months ago Wilt had the same HUGE advantage that made ALI the GOAT in boxing - stamina AND fitness ! 100% , all out ! - for the ENTIRE 48 minutes on the court - game after game ! 1 Foobas Sports Reply evifnoskcaj evifnoskcaj 3 weeks ago That story about Wilt and Mel Daniels is the best! ❤💯 1 Foobas Sports Reply Skywalker racing!🏁 Skywalker racing!🏁 9 months ago Wilt,Kareem,Mj!! There's no list without these 3 on top 1 Reply Bertrand Qualo Bertrand Qualo 2 years ago (edited) It's always fun to watch Wilt Chamberlain videos guy was extraordinary 2 Foobas Sports Reply Zach Noe Zach Noe 9 months ago Now just imagine guys today trying to stop a player such as a Wilt. They’d all be having a hard time trying to get a hold on him cause of his immense strength that these “centers” have 1 Foobas Sports Reply mentalchaos mentalchaos 3 years ago (edited) Thanks for this great video bro.I’m not gonna argue with the idiots who insist that Wilt was a weak era champion this time,just watch the video and you can get the answer.I saw many footage that haven’t been released,for example some dunks and blocks against Kareem,I guess they are from Game 6 of 1972 WCF.I wonder if you will release some full footage in the future.Nice work. 6 Foobas Sports Reply Kazmoart Kazmoart 1 year ago 1:48 looks like he would’ve been an amazing quarterback too! 2 Foobas Sports Reply tw tw 2 years ago I’d imagine that Mel Daniels listing is selling him a little short. That 220 lbs listing was from his rookie year in 1967. The incident with Wilt was in the ABA’s 1973-74 season, when Mel was about 29 years old. At that point, he was probably up to around 235-240 lbs. Reply krobin7h krobin7h 1 year ago Love the finish. Blocks Kareem sky-hook 2x on the same play. Unreal. Where'd you get all this footage? 2 Foobas Sports Reply rubbersole rubbersole 9 months ago Michael scored over 50 pts 31 times in his career. Wilt did it 44 times in one season. 1 Foobas Sports Reply GABE MOORE GABE MOORE 1 year ago WOW !!! WILT IS AMAZING .>🎤 5 Foobas Sports Reply Jack smith Jack smith 3 years ago In 1968 Frank Deford wrote Wilt can't do it anymore. The next game Wilt scored 66 points. He could do whatever he wanted to do. His last ever game was 24 points and 29 rebounds against the Knicks. 9 Reply 1 reply David Lipman David Lipman 9 months ago Show the footage of an older Wilt blocking multiple Kareem skyhooks, glorious! GOAT. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Drizze Johnson Drizze Johnson 2 months ago Love Wilt, definitely in my top 5. I would say he was strongest nba player ever. But it’s a lot of lobs in for dunks. It’s really hard comparing big men especially in those eras. But to think he could not dominate in this era you are crazy. I would love to see him & Shaq go up against each other Reply hackman hackman 1 year ago 12:03 Wilt reject Kareem skyhook twice in 8 seconds! 4 Foobas Sports Reply Bee Nizz Bee Nizz 13 days ago 1967 playoffs the greatest postseason performance of all time by far. For an entire postseason wilt averaged 21.7ppg 29.1rpg 11.6bpg 9apg off 57.9 % shooting No one comes close to the goat Greatest playoff performer ever as well 1 Foobas Sports Reply Ron Ward Ron Ward 1 year ago Wilt could make everything his Focus, passing a Basketball like an All Star Quarterback, easily covering the Court! 1 Foobas Sports Reply mick james mick james 2 years ago the way he swatted those basket attempts by the other team, u could tell he was destined to play VOLLEYBALL. 3 Reply 2 replies yuki hon yuki hon 2 years ago I'm happy to see his play with such quality!! 2 Reply Nathan Cochrabne Nathan Cochrabne 12 days ago (edited) Just when I think I have seen all the Wilt YouTube clips , I can't get enough, but I have known for several years his the goat 100 points in a game , 50 & 25 one year . Nobody could handle Wilt down low not even Shaq , Wilt bench 600lbs , Shaq 475 lbs . 1 Foobas Sports Reply Jaleel Sobers Jaleel Sobers 2 years ago There is bulky strength n there is just raw strength. I played basketball in high school with someone who was just strong. Couldn’t explain how he was just stronger than anyone I’ve ever played with or against. 1 Reply Olde Book and Odd Shop Olde Book and Odd Shop 8 months ago Those full court passes are sick 1 Foobas Sports Reply GUTTA MAN POPA GUTTA MAN POPA 1 year ago I can hear people talk all day about wilts greatness 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Aaron Pelphrey Aaron Pelphrey 2 years ago Perhaps the greatest athlete in human history. 3 Reply 1 reply The Never Ending Show The Never Ending Show 1 year ago Yo imagine Wilt on all the performance enhancing drugs we have today with a nutritionist, and proper physical therapy the dude would be a literal super hero. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Rodney Washington Rodney Washington 1 year ago (edited) You run outta things to say about Wilton Norman Chamberlain. Funny how he and Usain Bolt have the same birthday. August 21st♌ Must be why even when they eased up off the gas it still left you in unspeakable AWE of them. Incredible. 1 Reply Donald Goines dingdong , the witch is gone . Donald Goines dingdong , the witch is gone . 6 months ago A basketball God if there ever was one . 1 Foobas Sports Reply Dynamic Dynamic 1 year ago Most Dominant Player Of All Time. 2 Foobas Sports Reply Basket Ball Basket Ball 2 years ago The GOAT ! 11 Reply Anthony Davis Anthony Davis 2 years ago Wilt The Stilt Chamberlain the amazing thing is these videos are when Wilt was in his late 30's. 7 Reply 1 reply BigDripNik BigDripNik 2 years ago Best player of all time you can't even argue otherwise. 2 Reply 1 reply richard katz richard katz 1 year ago Wilt seems like he didn't do much if any pick and roll. Imagine if he did that with Hal Greer and had a modern coach. His speed, jumping ability, strength, attitude, height made him the true GOAT. 2 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply TheJigoChigo TheJigoChigo 2 years ago I dont think its a coincidence that blocks and steals were only counted starting from the very next season after Wilt retired (his last season 72/73, new official stats 73/74) Reply Hmni Kadoza Hmni Kadoza 2 years ago Seeing the prolonged dominance of Shaq through the 90's and 2000's let me know Wilt would have 0 trouble dominating then NBA, in ANY era. 1 Reply 1 reply hershysquirts187 hershysquirts187 2 years ago I can watch Wilt highlights all day Foobas Sports Reply Teryl Brandon Teodosio Teryl Brandon Teodosio 11 months ago That was just WOW! 5 Foobas Sports Reply DFusions DFusions 2 years ago older nba vets proving why Wilt was inhuman while people on the internet don't believe anything they read or hear If it was said by someone he played with or against its true 3 Foobas Sports Reply Steven Liniak Steven Liniak 1 year ago Wilt Chamberlain IS the GOAT. Nobody ever could block a shot by Kareem except for Wilt. I am 67 years old and Wilt Chamberlain is my favorite basketball player of all time!!! Saw him in the Spectrum in person in Philly 12 times and in LA when he went to the Lakers. Probably the greatest athlete of all time, period!!! 1 Foobas Sports Reply Andrew Brady Andrew Brady 3 months ago Real ones know Wilt is the GOAT 2 Foobas Sports Reply Shawn Hill Shawn Hill 10 months ago Without a Doubt the Goat!🐐 1 Foobas Sports Reply Kurt Adams Kurt Adams 2 years ago In my opinion the greatest player to play basketball at any level 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Jason Sandhu Jason Sandhu 3 years ago Thank you so much for this show these little kids who wilt was ...love how you ended the video with the block of the skyhook 3 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies Chris Ruth Chris Ruth 3 months ago There's good basketball players great basketball players amazing basketball players then there's Wilt Chamberlain 1 Foobas Sports Reply Shin Chan Shin Chan 2 years ago Wilt was so strong, even Ali wanted to fight him. 1 Reply 1 reply Chileung Yuan Chileung Yuan 1 year ago If the record of block has count since 60s , Wilt& Bill already are the top leaders 1 Foobas Sports Reply ramkumar subramanian ramkumar subramanian 2 years ago I am from India, only thing i can say he is the god of basketball. Babe Ruth, Wilt, don Bradman are gods of their games. Somehow get the feeling he did not give 100 per cent because then the game would be too onside, that how good he was he. 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Marc Leon Marc Leon 2 years ago Wilt should be considered that mythical figure and get all of the accolades of a Babe Ruth. He has records that will ever be touched and he was so good the game had to be modified to slow him down. Reply J D J D 2 years ago (edited) The GOAT. 3 Reply bob shay bob shay 2 years ago Wilt could stop anybody nobody could stop Wilt Reply Andrew Carroll Andrew Carroll 7 months ago I will never understand given the amount of evidence how anyone could possibly think that Wilt Chamberlain isn't the greatest basketball player of all time. His stats are Gretzky Like. There should be one more league higher for Cars like them. 2 Foobas Sports Reply Eingelos Eingelos 2 years ago undisputed GOAT 1 Reply Zeus The Young Zeus The Young 2 months ago Crazy thing is...Wilt was a finesse 5. Imagine if he bullied. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Jimmy Simpson Jimmy Simpson 2 months ago (edited) The season in which Wilt played a style of game, at least statistically, most like Bill Russell was in the Lakers' magical '71-'72 season. Wilt averaged 14.8 pts per game and 19.2 rebounds. At that stage of his career, although he was still capable of higher scoring games, he was surrounded by exceptional scorers like Jerry West (although past his prime), Gail Goodrich and solid scorers like Jim McMillan. Wilt, that season, was mostly a defensive-oriented Center who was one of the best passing Big Men in the game and still one of the best Rebounders and Shot Blockers. Wilt's ability to block shots in the later stages of his career was a sight to behold. I remember Wilt blocking shot after shot against the Bulls in the WC Semifinals that year. The Lakers, that season, coached by former Celtic great Bill Sharman, truly mirrored the best Russell-led Celtics teams from '56-'69. Lakers won a then record 69 games, including 33 consecutive wins and they defeated an injury-plagued, but still, very formidable Knicks team to win their first Chip as the L.A. Lakers. The Knicks defeated the Lakers twice to win the Chip, but '71-'72 was a, one-for-the-ages, season for the Lakers. 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Calm Maelstrom Calm Maelstrom 2 years ago Wilt is also a volleyball LEGEND. Look that up. 3 Reply krobin7h krobin7h 1 year ago There is no film of it, but in the 1961 Rucker Tournament, Wilt got super angry about somebody blocking one of his shots, and subsequently went nuts, blocking shots of players of HIS OWN TEAM, so he could come down with it and dunk it himself. Reply Geordie Jones Geordie Jones 2 years ago Shaq gets all the credit because he's more recent, but Wilt blows Shaq away in every skill and feat. Shaq dominated the weakest era of basketball imo. 5 Reply 1 reply Yohohoho Yohohoho 1 year ago Even Usain Bolt can't outrun this man 3 Reply 1 reply sevenrats sevenrats 2 years ago Just watching him move around under the basket, seeing the height he got, seeing his power against multiple defenders, Wilt Chamberlain would be more than a match in any era. I can't think of another player who was as big and strong and could jump like that. David Robinson or Olajuwon maybe? Wilt is like a combination of Shaq and Olajuwon. 4 Reply 1 reply james Trujillo james Trujillo 2 years ago Wilt Chamberlain is underrated 1 Reply Mitchell Lopate Mitchell Lopate 3 years ago Look at the all-star game dunk at 2:52. The ball went through the hoop and BOUNCED as high as the rim! 9 Foobas Sports Reply 49 replies Nico Scarfo Nico Scarfo 2 years ago So in the 67-68 season Wilt led the league in assists, that's the same year he won the finals with the 76ers Reply Korean Q Patriot Korean Q Patriot 9 months ago Prime Wilt will Always be the Greatest Of All Time. Foobas Sports Reply Daniel Edmundo Rodríguez López Serra Daniel Edmundo Rodríguez López Serra 2 years ago (edited) Will is the strongest nba player ever and one of the most dominant I think he would be a major force in any era. 1 Reply chu her chu her 2 years ago He would average 100 ppg and be at the free throw line all day. 1 Reply Humming Bird - The Album Humming Bird - The Album 1 year ago Greatest Player Ever.....not even close 12 Foobas Sports Reply 3 replies cgyiltis cgyiltis 2 years ago When the beast dominates is going into “Wilt Mode” 5 Reply Austin H Austin H 9 months ago Every time i see footage of wilt i think hes got to be taller than 7'1 he looks 7'3-7'4 to me. Look how little he has to jump to dunk. He could touch rim on his tip toes. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Lance Clemente Lance Clemente 1 year ago It really sucks that we don't have the majority of the footage in the late 50s to 60s Reply probly zuited probly zuited 7 months ago ITS TIME TO PUT RESPECT ON WILTS NAME 1 Foobas Sports Reply RetroShark360 RetroShark360 2 years ago Goliath. He will be underappreciated but many dont know that three teams retired his Jersey. 1 Reply TROL VATANDAŞ TROL VATANDAŞ 9 months ago (edited) All time number one Wilt. in my opinion 1 Foobas Sports Reply Keep it 100 Keep it 100 2 years ago All of u kids this is the real GOAT he could destroy any era Jordan wouldn’t be dominant in his area 19 Reply 8 replies Steven Rice Steven Rice 9 months ago He's on my Dream Team. Reply joel madlansacay joel madlansacay 8 months ago Wilt love to challenge every individual record in the nba, for sure if blocks and steals were recorded back then he'll also have those records Reply Cece Banks Cece Banks 2 years ago At 7'1 and unbreakable records the GOAT hands down....its all about numbers when u talked the greatest...who scored 100 points a game yet...nobody 2 Foobas Sports Reply Yesteban Yesteban 2 years ago still waiting for 2k to respect wilt by making an unstoppable card just like he was throughout his career Foobas Sports Reply Azalea Hathaway Azalea Hathaway 1 year ago Wilt was a nice guy, but if you push a nice guy too far he will make you pay. Gus learned that the hard way. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Derrick Sutton Derrick Sutton 1 year ago Class and power and skill and Intelligent!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3 Foobas Sports Reply Chris Warrick Chris Warrick 2 years ago Wilt had records that MJ could only dream about. 2 Reply 2 replies athenstar10 athenstar10 8 months ago Chet: Me in 2 months. 😂😂😂 Wilt is the OG Stretch Big decades before the term was even invented. 1 Reply Jacob Lavoie Jacob Lavoie 2 years ago To block kareem 3 times in a row is a feat in itself! 1 Reply Land of the Heartless_216 Land of the Heartless_216 2 months ago (edited) Wilt shot over 50 percent of his shots off fadeaway jumpers that’s facts 1 Foobas Sports Reply john KnowsSports john KnowsSports 2 years ago The Original GOAT 🐐 1 Reply John Hlavaty John Hlavaty 1 year ago Try to picture M J flying in the air to dunk and Wilt is there in the way. Lol Wilt is the Greatest. 3 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply iii iii 1 year ago They say he would have won more titles if he were "meaner" The man AVERAGED 24.5 rebounds a game over the course of his career, and never spent a season with less than 20 rebounds a game. That's NICE Chamberlain. Imagine what he could do if he played mad 3 Foobas Sports Reply Foobas Sports · 2 replies PlaceboJesus PlaceboJesus 6 months ago I wish Wilt could’ve gone against Shaq so Wilt would have someone he wouldn’t feel bad about going after tooth and nail and letting his full force show. 1 Foobas Sports Reply Thank You Thank You 2 years ago Greatest Center of all time 2 Reply dcwriter11769 dcwriter11769 2 years ago Keep in mind, this highlight reel was when Wilt was older. He was all of this and MORE when he was younger. Greatest athlete and strongest player ever in the NBA. Even now. Sorry Shaq, but Wilt was stronger. 1 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply Tom Cruz Tom Cruz 1 year ago (edited) This was the guy that impressed Arnold Schwarzenegger with his workout routine and lift Arnold Schwarzenegger off from his feet like a child. And stopping Bruce Lee student Kareem Abdul Jabar shot like nothing 3 Foobas Sports Reply 2 replies Bradon Kellogg Bradon Kellogg 2 years ago Pisses me off when people say will wasn't a team player. He wasn't Russell but when given good teammates he succeeded 6 Foobas Sports Reply 1 reply J.R. Hadley J.R. Hadley 2 years ago He looks so uncoordinated when he has the ball. But he was huge Reply daniel correard daniel correard 1 year ago anyone who argues that wilt is not the goat needs to watch this video period 2 Foobas Sports Reply Mahlon Thomas Mahlon Thomas 2 years ago The goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 Wilt Chamberlain 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 1 Reply RozexBang RozexBang 2 years ago (edited) Stronger than shaq, higher vertical than 90% of players at 40 inches (its a rumor it was even higher), as fast as players way smaller than him (he ran track and was fast af), assist leader as a center with bad teammates, plus he could hook shot from 3pt range (didn't have 3pt line when he played but he probably would've taken advantage), he was just a freak 1 Reply S K S K 2 months ago Lol never mind basketball ,he looked like one dude no one dared to mess with in the world 1 Foobas Sports Reply Solomon Young Sr. Solomon Young Sr. 3 years ago He is the greatest player of all-time and the games greatest athlete. No