Wilt Chamberlain rips rebound from Bill Russell and runs the fast break!

From some rare 1964-65 season game tape against the Boston Celtics Wilt Chamberlain is seen showing aspects of his game most people don't know about.

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[T_of]

Strongest basketball player of all time no cap🔥😤💪🏿

[theonlyjeppe]

Did you guys know that we have only seen 1% of Wilt Chamberlain footage. Imagine if that happened to MJ. No flu game and no buzzer beaters.

[dpandmj]

Some days I see threads and conversations and it strays me from thinking Wilt is the goat... but whenever I see a video from this channel, or anything by else about wilt, I forget those thoughts and settle on Wilt as my 🐐

[grantafterbuffalo]

I love how people say Shaq was the most dominate player of all time. They are the ones who also think the Earth is flat. Wilton Norman Chamberlain is the strongest and most athletic player to ever play in the NBA. He is my G.O.A.T and it is not even in close.

[jingqi]

I saw Wilt play and his physical ability was incredible. However, Wilt was a nice guy and didn't want to hurt anybody. However, if he got pissed off for whatever reason, he would go off and there wasn't a damn thing you could do about it.

[kennapop]

I loved the Bulls and Jordan, I think Wilt was every bit as good or better.

[sosaraycharles]

We gotta share this on IG or Sports Center!

[ripperduck]

What wasn't mentioned was that Wilt was an outstanding T&F athlete prior to bball. High jump, long jump, 440/880 yard sprinter, all at an elite level. Bball was easy compared to all that, which is why he said basketball was for sissies...

[Tully]

It's unfortunate the media didn't cover basketball in the 1950s/60s/70s as they did starting with the Magic/Bird rivalry from 1979 - present. So much talent from pre 1979 that wasn't documented on video. I saw Wilt play when as a kid from 1970 - 1972 & I saw Shaq play during his tenure with the Lakers. You can compare the two but when it came to dominance, Wilt was #1. The NBA has yet to see an athlete like Wilt or a player who had to place his talent in the reserve bank for the betterment of the team. Even in his twilight years, he was unbelievable.

[choward]

Anyone who knows basketball can look at this clip and see Wilt's tremendous talent. Wilt would dominate today's NBA worse than he did from 1959-1968 because you can't touch him. Consider the fact that he was bigger, stronger, faster, a quicker and higher leaper, and had more stamina and endurance than LeBron James.

[JohnSmith-fmht]

I don't watch the NBA anymore because todays NBA is so boring. However I doubt anyone in todays NBA even comes close to Wilt Chamberlain and how great a player he was. Maybe the best of all time.

[kurtadams]

The greatest player to play basketball at any level

[PatrickStarfist]

He's so big, so strong yet doesn't look heavy at all. He looks so light when running and jumping

[brew]

anyone who thinks Russell is somehow comparable to Chamberlain just because his team won doesn't understand basketball.

[clydetheglidetopsgtopdu]

Plz make an ultimate highlights mixtape for Wilt (the NBA is def not gonna do that lol), with whatever footage you can get your hands on

[grantafterbuffalo]

If Wilt had the training programs and dieting of today you would have to give him ownership of the NBA. Not a team but the NBA as a whole. G.O.A.T🐐

[yessirrr]

Chamberlain is the greatest ever athlete,

[ice_man]

Lucky for Bill he had 7 hall of famers on his team.

[NLawrence]

Man to man he was never better than Wilt.

[legendaryblood]

Damn the game back then was too fast... Wonder how Wilt stayed with full energy considering he played 48mins every game back then