Top 10 BEST 7-Footers In NBA History

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  • @benjiequezada
    @benjiequezada Год назад +948

    The fact that a lot of people consider Shaq to have underachieved in his career when he was a 4x champ, 3x FMVP, 8x 1st team All-NBA, 2x scoring champ, 15x All Star, and a regular season MVP is a testament to how insanely dominant he was.

    • @FeaRDirTy
      @FeaRDirTy Год назад +85

      I mean he did underachieve we all saw his ceiling and he literally never touched it. 1 mvp isn’t as dominant as the claims lol. Shaq never got better at anything his entire career until he played Hakeem and added a couple post moves to his game that he didn’t even need.

    • @bernardbynum25
      @bernardbynum25 Год назад +45

      TRUE BUT HE COULD DID SOOOOO MUCH MORE

    • @martinrideout1080
      @martinrideout1080 Год назад +17

      Shaq was a dancing bear in basketball 🏀

    • @ry_an.
      @ry_an. Год назад +28

      Didnt put in the work. Could’ve been much greater. Had probably the greatest peak season ever

    • @jaimerafaelledesma3488
      @jaimerafaelledesma3488 Год назад +22

      Could've been the GOAT with more discipline and killer instinct. Imagine Kobe's mindset in Shaq's body.

  • @lonestar6709
    @lonestar6709 Год назад +18

    Wilt at 4?!
    Dude, that is beyond a joke. He's got more NBA records than the other top three put together.

  • @sidku7006
    @sidku7006 Год назад +11

    Wilt is the GOAT. He lead the NBA in scoring 7 times, rebounding 11 times and in assists 1 assist time. Blocked shots and steals were not official statistics until after he retired or he would have an quintuple double, He would be the all time blocked shots leader. He blocked Kareem's sky hook twice on a single possession and could touch to the top of the backboard.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +2

      Why did you stop there?

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 7 дней назад

      He blocked Kareem's JUMP hook twice on a single possession.
      Impressive, but the most common video showing that play AND the commentators got it WRONG that it was the SKY hook.

  • @spade6014
    @spade6014 Год назад +152

    "cant jump over a puddle of water" they violated jokic with that one

    • @johnlozauskas778
      @johnlozauskas778 Год назад +3

      Naw, they told it like it was. They were saying, despite, that....

    • @MrLevelcapGaming
      @MrLevelcapGaming Год назад

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    • @andrewdoyle3460
      @andrewdoyle3460 Год назад +6

      Man did you see the dunk he had today? Homie was flyin, at least 6 inches off the ground 🐐

    • @noobmaster-wg4no
      @noobmaster-wg4no Год назад

      @@andrewdoyle3460 And? A 6 inch vertical is below average 😂

    • @andrewdoyle3460
      @andrewdoyle3460 Год назад +1

      @@noobmaster-wg4no hey im not sayin the man is Dr J but its better than I could do if I was 280 lbs 😂

  • @thepoisonouspotato3631
    @thepoisonouspotato3631 Год назад +206

    Hakeem Olajuwon used to be a soccer player, did not even discover basketball until he was age 15, top 10 NBA player all time for sure

  • @mikemartinez7433
    @mikemartinez7433 Год назад +105

    Wilt was the first big man I witnessed play this game, seen them all since, no disrespect to the others but Chamberlin is the all-time greatest.

    • @kitrik23
      @kitrik23 Год назад +7

      im sure ho disrecpect is taken ... anyone with any sense knows wilt is way above everyone....like Gretzky or Tiger (in his prime)

    • @Handle35667
      @Handle35667 Год назад

      Yes

    • @antonihardonk8970
      @antonihardonk8970 Год назад +1

      100%

    • @antonihardonk8970
      @antonihardonk8970 Год назад +5

      Only Kareem, Shaq and Russel come close but prime Wilt would dominate them all.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      You said it so i guess i don’t have to!

  • @BD-uw1kq
    @BD-uw1kq Год назад +101

    Wilt was, and still is, the greatest athlete to ever exist. Beyond any other NBA player by a mile. No one has even been close to this day. And that's including every person who ever lived.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +4

      You said it so i guess i don’t have to!

    • @UnconventionalReasoning
      @UnconventionalReasoning 8 месяцев назад +3

      Extending the Olympic Motto, "Faster, Higher, Stronger, Longer" to add endurance, and Wilt is the complete representation of it.

    • @ArwenJadeIsback
      @ArwenJadeIsback 5 месяцев назад +1

      😂😂😂 are u even alive seeing him play to say that

    • @geert574
      @geert574 5 месяцев назад

      Stockton is just as great an athlete

    • @gabycalderon9144
      @gabycalderon9144 3 месяца назад

      He played against substitute teachers and janitors, plus the game was played way differently.

  • @Cindoreye
    @Cindoreye Год назад +136

    All these guy are iconic, but Hakeem Olajuwon is always tops for me. His athleticism, skill, and body control was comparable to the best guards and far beyond any other center, let alone 7-footers. His style was also damn entertaining to watch.
    As for Chamberlain, he was just leagues ahead of his time. It would be fun to see how monsterous he could be with modern training and against some of the best of the eras that have come since his time.

    • @boning2991
      @boning2991 Год назад +8

      couldn't agree more, the dream would fit in any era and still being top 5 in the league every year in his prime. with all due respect, hard to say for other bigs being mentioned in the video.

    • @alanfoster6589
      @alanfoster6589 Год назад +1

      Heck, he played in crappy shoes.

    • @rayosnoel
      @rayosnoel Год назад +4

      He really was among the best. But not a 7-footer. Would have been measured at 6'10" in today's NBA because they have reckoned in bare feet since 2021.

    • @didi33333
      @didi33333 Год назад +4

      I will agree with you. Hakeem had the best footwork for a bigman.

    • @Rey-Nolds
      @Rey-Nolds Год назад +6

      Wilt could play and dominate in any era...they changed the rules to slow him down.

  • @thepoisonouspotato3631
    @thepoisonouspotato3631 Год назад +94

    As a Rockets fan, I love how we retired Yao Ming’s #11 jersey, Ming Dynasty!!!

    • @danw7987
      @danw7987 Год назад

      He’s like the 3rd best rocket 7 footer ..ask Hakeem and Elevin Hayes

  • @picklikeapro6952
    @picklikeapro6952 Год назад +66

    When dirk turned it on against lebron and the heat it changed the way I thought about him. That finals was a masterpiece for him.

    • @traytyler9951
      @traytyler9951 5 месяцев назад

      He didn’t even play good lmaoo look at his stats, the reason they lost is cause Lebron choked hard not cause of dirk but cause of the pressure

    • @spaceghostp6672
      @spaceghostp6672 3 месяца назад +1

      @@traytyler9951watch the game dont just look at stats..

  • @neutral6941
    @neutral6941 Год назад +36

    Wilt is the best center and his stats and video proves it.

    • @MrLevelcapGaming
      @MrLevelcapGaming Год назад

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    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +4

      No doubt about it!

    • @antonihardonk8970
      @antonihardonk8970 Год назад +4

      Not only the best center.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +2

      Your said it so i guess i don’t have to!

    • @ServantProfessional
      @ServantProfessional Год назад +2

      @@antonihardonk8970 yes sir, and I love that this video called out the fact that Wilt very much scaled his play back as to not come off as _overly dominant_ . Wilt has a great GOAT case IMO

  • @roylahti7263
    @roylahti7263 Год назад +10

    Wilt is number 1 on this list without question. He has records that will never be broken.

  • @Psaurus81
    @Psaurus81 Год назад +24

    Good list, but Wilt should have been #1 and everyone ahead of him shifted down a spot.

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +3

      Truth

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +2

      You said it so i guess i don’t have to!

    • @victorcox581
      @victorcox581 Год назад

      FACTS and anyone who doesn't have MR WILT CHAMBERLAIN at #1 never seen him play, or is a hater of WILT. WILT SKILLED IN ALL ASPECTS OF BASKETBALL, BUT AS WILT HIMSELF SAID,NOBODY LIKES GOLIATH.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +1

      If you don’t have WNC @ #1; then you really don’t have a list!

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +1

      @@victorcox581 anyone not having WNC @ #1 needs to:
      A. Get another list
      B. Start taking reality pills
      C. Stop hating
      D. Have your head examined
      E. Get & use the facts or
      F. All the above

  • @stephanM5
    @stephanM5 Год назад +18

    Wilt Chamberlain still has to this day over 30 NBA records that have not been broken, something that no NBA player has even come close to achieving. Chamberlain averaged over 50 points a game in a season.

    • @erics9754
      @erics9754 Год назад +2

      Some not so smart people forget about the goat Wilt they tend to pick players from no longer than 20 years ago players they like or watched it has nothing to do with facts only feelings for this soft and spoiled generation. The facts show Wilt is and always will be the goat.

    • @stephanM5
      @stephanM5 Год назад +2

      @@erics9754 Eric you hit the nail on the head! Had he been playing 20 years ago and the subject of who is the GOAT came up people would say, Michael who?

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      All should remember that!

    • @craigwheeler4760
      @craigwheeler4760 10 месяцев назад +2

      IF adjusted for minutes per game, and pace of play in the 2010's It is estimated that Wilt's 1961 season would have translated to 38 PPG and 18 Rebounds per game and 5 assists per game in the modern Era. That's insane!
      He was averaging 1 point per minute, so if he's restricted to 38 MPG that's like 38.

    • @UnconventionalReasoning
      @UnconventionalReasoning 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@craigwheeler4760 Yes, and then remember that Wilt actually played all 48 minutes. For some reason, people want to use that as a negative. We talk about how important availability is with players like Anthony Davis. Wilt sat for an average of 3 min/gm for his career. He was his own sub.

  • @calebstaab4116
    @calebstaab4116 Год назад +107

    Dirk made me fall in love with Basketball as a kid. Watching him bring a ship to Dallas, who hadn't won anything since the year I was born (99') in any sport, was truly special. He willed that championship into existence despite all odds. 21 years on one team, taking pay cuts to surround himself with better players... You don't see that anymore. My favorite athlete of all time, and one of the few that I consider a role model

    • @kalewilson7756
      @kalewilson7756 Год назад +8

      Same with Tim Duncan

    • @GasGotti
      @GasGotti Год назад +1

      Yeah, Dirk was very special. One of my all time favs and greats.

    • @KingSausage74
      @KingSausage74 Год назад

      His health and longevity is unreal for his size.

  • @johnsipma9382
    @johnsipma9382 Год назад +11

    Not only was Wilt a great defender with probably the most blocks ever, he never fouled out. Not once.

    • @Hdmi_DR
      @Hdmi_DR 11 месяцев назад +3

      and he was the only player to Block Kareems Sky hook

    • @treehugger354
      @treehugger354 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@Hdmi_DR Nah, Mark Eaton also blocked it once or twice.

    • @alexeim1966
      @alexeim1966 3 месяца назад +1

      Manute Bol blocked the sky hook. He was 7'7. Wilt was 7'2 in shoes. Wilt was also 275-310 pounds. Later in his career he had leg injuries. But Wilt emphasized passing, rebounding and defense.

  • @alec3107
    @alec3107 Год назад +79

    I think Wilt should've been higher but overall good list 👌

    • @KB-qk1ic
      @KB-qk1ic Год назад +20

      as dominant as Shaq physically while being a better defender, passer and rebounder.

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад +3

      @@KB-qk1ic NOPE. SHAQ HAS NO STAMINA OR DEFENSE OR SHOOT. WILT ONLY LACK OF 1 THING ALL OTHER PLAYERS LACK OF BILLION THINGS. JORDAN AVERAGE 5 RPG NOT EVEN TOP 2000 IN HISTORY. HIS 1 BPG NOT EVEN TOP 4000

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад +8

      WILT IS THE BEST PLAYER EVEN NO1 CAN BE NEAR HIM IN BILLION YEARS

    • @tommyhofer1176
      @tommyhofer1176 Год назад +1

      @@PIP...33 lol

    • @cliffordfrazier8124
      @cliffordfrazier8124 Год назад +1

      @@PIP...33 I agree

  • @abc-eb7rq
    @abc-eb7rq Год назад +51

    When someone else averages 48 minutes, 50 points and 25 rebounds a game he can start to be compared to Wilt.

    • @c99kfm
      @c99kfm Год назад +8

      The NBA didn't start officially counting blocks and steals until Wilt retired, because otherwise he'd be dominating those record books as well.

    • @chrisrhodes2
      @chrisrhodes2 Год назад

      He played against 6'8" centers

    • @c99kfm
      @c99kfm Год назад +7

      ​@@chrisrhodes2 He played against Bill Russell, Walt Bellamy, Nate Thurmond and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, among others. The average height of centers during the 60s was 6'11.5", and he won a ring in the 70s.
      His 50 points/25 rebound season? The average center he did that against was 6'10.1. The average center height last season (21/22) was 6'10.3. The big discrepancy is the period when players were measured in their shoes, which they weren't back then and aren't now.
      Players of today are heavier, with more muscles due to diet and training regimes, not taller.

    • @pillington1338
      @pillington1338 Год назад

      Nikola Jokic is doing pretty well, he’s already passed Wilt on triple doubles.

    • @c99kfm
      @c99kfm Год назад +5

      @@pillington1338 To be fair, blocks weren't counted in Wilt's time. That would have scored him quite a lot more triple-doubles.

  • @Bcooo
    @Bcooo Год назад +41

    wilt is so underrated some people even put him out of top ten.

    • @randygraham926
      @randygraham926 Год назад +4

      Well, considering how dominant he was -- that's a huge mistake.

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +1

      You are absolutely right. He just get the respect he so rightly deserves

    • @jasonnelson6624
      @jasonnelson6624 Год назад +10

      I get annoyed everytime I hear Shaq is the most dominant center of all time. Or that hakeem was the most complete center. Both are great centers but no one has ever dominate like Wilt did. As for being a complete center who else has lead in scoring, rebounds, assist and most woman lol.

    • @SoggySlopster
      @SoggySlopster Год назад +7

      @@AcousticOlli 100 points without a 3 point line is crazy. Kobe even with 3s and an era that wasn’t as defensive only got to 81 which is 20 points off

    • @alanfoster6589
      @alanfoster6589 Год назад +4

      @@AcousticOlli Chamberlain tied the Big 8 high jump record as a junior at Kansas. Are you saying that's a tall-tale?

  • @levalpat
    @levalpat Год назад +10

    even if we drop the 7 foot requirement, the greated center of all time was WILT!

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      Yes

    • @liordagan9342
      @liordagan9342 Месяц назад

      Bill Russell, Kareem, Wilt, can all be considered GOATs, depending on what one values the most.
      Russell was a defensive monster, and a top five leader, with amazing IQ.
      Karim was the tallest, sky hook, and amazing longevity.
      Wilt was the most athletic, strongest, fastest. Also, overall, a gentle soul. About Shaq he said:"They let him get away with murder". Which is true. Wilt never fouled out.

  • @michaelbietsch2864
    @michaelbietsch2864 Год назад +100

    Love seeing Jokic get love, I think Bill walton should be an honorable mention, I know he's listed at 6'11, but I've seen plenty of pictures of him next to other 7 footers and he is right there with them

    • @nonstop
      @nonstop  Год назад +20

      Jokic is certainly still climbing this list, that's for sure. By the end of his career who knows where he'll be. He's still just 27 years old! 🤯

    • @washedjeffery
      @washedjeffery Год назад +1

      @@nonstop he's 6'11 tho 😂

    • @lukamagicgod
      @lukamagicgod Год назад +2

      Hakeem is 6'11

    • @johnkennethcosa311
      @johnkennethcosa311 Год назад +1

      @@nonstop I thought Jokic was 6'11?

    • @davidrufus-giwa3607
      @davidrufus-giwa3607 Год назад +2

      @@washedjeffery jokic is 7'1 nba lied

  • @timothy1949
    @timothy1949 Год назад +16

    if yao plays in today's game, he would be shooting threes and shoot more outside shots, that would allow him to play much longer. remember yao ming shoots the foul shot for houston, he was a great great shooter

    • @bartomiej9807
      @bartomiej9807 Год назад +1

      He was a great shooter, he could dunk without jumping but you need to understand that he was really.. heavy. Yao was listed 310 lbs/ 140 kg for his career. This is a lot. And the reason he had to retire was not his knees, but feet. He had stress related injurier that healed very poorly. It is typical for a big men. Even running can aggravate it.

    • @Noin007
      @Noin007 Год назад +1

      @@bartomiej9807 And sadly, his playing year round going between the NBA and the Chinese team doomed him.

  • @UnCharlie
    @UnCharlie Год назад +17

    "Joel doesn't have a single weakness in his game" he does, it's his foot and luck.

    • @hristijanzdravkovski5970
      @hristijanzdravkovski5970 Год назад

      And the fact that he would rather flop and cry for a foul instead of just bodying any defender put on him, cause nobody can realistically guard Joel Embiid.

    • @UnCharlie
      @UnCharlie Год назад +1

      @@hristijanzdravkovski5970 well it's kinda right, he mostly needs to fall to protect his body or... y'know, he gets injured 💀

  • @erikjakobsen3958
    @erikjakobsen3958 Год назад +103

    Give some love to Sabonis! You mentioned Gasol's accomplishments with his Spanish team. He should least have been on the honorable mention list.

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    • @rotary_7812
      @rotary_7812 Год назад +6

      Dude's 31 when he went to the league, yet still produced magical moments like the 2000 WCF. He's a prototype Jokic.

    • @Jarekthegamingdragon
      @Jarekthegamingdragon Год назад +3

      Seriously, sabonis is one of, if not the biggest what if in NBA history. Even the soviet union decided to give the blazers bad luck. Imagine sabonis on that drexler led team. 90's could have been blazers era.

    • @pereximepere8439
      @pereximepere8439 Год назад +3

      Truth

    • @rotary_7812
      @rotary_7812 Год назад +3

      @@Jarekthegamingdragon exactly!

  • @stingrey1571
    @stingrey1571 Год назад +25

    the craziest stat about hakeem is he is one of four players to ever record a quadruple double.
    however, he could have easily had 30-40 quad dubs. he had so many games where he was a block or and assist away from doing it.

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    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +7

      Officially.
      UNofficially, Wilt easily had more Quad Doubles than any other player and MIGHT have had more than every other player combined - but blocks AND steals were not recorded when he was a player.
      Nate Thurmond and Bill Russell probably also both lost out - though Nate DID score the first "official" one in his later years.

    • @kalewilson7756
      @kalewilson7756 Год назад

      @@bricefleckenstein9666 and played against way less talent than most

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +3

      @@kalewilson7756 Less I'll grant - but not way less.
      And the only reason I'll grant less is total of only 90 players in the league for part of his early career.
      But CONCENTRATED - you don't see every team in the league with 3-5 or rarely MORE Hall of Fame level players like HE saw!

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +2

      @@AcousticOlli Guess you don't count defense as part of how good a player was.
      Same reason it took Ben Wallace so long to make it into the Hall.
      And today's players I grant are on average more athletic, but their SKILLS have gotten WORSE over the last 20 years or so on average, as the rules have gotten so much softer and LET THEM.

  • @RyanLuvsHoops
    @RyanLuvsHoops Год назад +28

    Artis is like a taller Dr.J

  • @christopherfranklin5511
    @christopherfranklin5511 Год назад +30

    My favorite 7'0 footer is Yao Ming.

  • @RobertMcGimpsey
    @RobertMcGimpsey Год назад +7

    No way Wilt is 4, 1 or 2, and he was not the only other 7 footer in the league when Kareem came in.

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад

      ARTIS GILMORE 7'2 SAYS : I PLAYED VS WILT AND PPL SAY I AM STRONGEST EVER, BUT WILT MAKES ME LOOK LIKE SMALL GUARD NEAR HIM. GUY IS SO STRONG I NEVER FELT PRESENCE OF STRONGER FIGURE IN MY LIFE.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      We all know it now!

  • @marvinbond572
    @marvinbond572 Год назад +5

    Wilt should be higher,the only center to lead the NBA in assists also the one thing Wilt also did and people don't talk is,he never fouled out of a game.

  • @fifthbusiness1678
    @fifthbusiness1678 Год назад +8

    Great video, great list. But to rank Wilt at #4 is simply wrong. How on earth could Shaq be ahead of one of the best basketball players and athletes ever to lace up? (And Hakeem dominated Shaq when they played against each other, so how is he behind him? Sorry).

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +1

      I agree

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад +1

      Russell and Jabbar said wilt was better than them! WTF part of that don’t you understand?

  • @momdestroyer3712
    @momdestroyer3712 Год назад +10

    Thank you somebody finally sees the similarities of zion shaq and barkley all just different sizes and eras

  • @rayosnoel
    @rayosnoel Год назад +2

    Yao deserved his All-Star nod. He wasn't athletic, but never needed to be with that size and immense skill. Basketball IQ personified. He was bred to be the best, from China bringing his parents together to training him since the age of seven to local leagues.

  • @franciscoduran4618
    @franciscoduran4618 Год назад +24

    Wait, wasn't Hakeem like 6'10, 6'11?
    I mean, he's clearly one of the GOATs, but he wasn't a true 7-footer

  • @quackmemes5410
    @quackmemes5410 Год назад +8

    Hakeem is 6’10 🗿

  • @dangnampham9775
    @dangnampham9775 Год назад +10

    as I remember wilt was the only player who can block the skyhook

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +1

      Truth

    • @projoebiochem
      @projoebiochem Год назад

      Not true. I know that 6’8” Dan Roundfield got one when he was playing for Atlanta just after he left the Pacers to join the Hawks.

    • @redhorse6652
      @redhorse6652 Год назад +1

      Manute Bol (7'7) blocked a couple.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      Yes

  • @Kermit_T_Frog
    @Kermit_T_Frog Год назад +4

    O'Neal was NOT the most physically gifted player ever to play the game. That award goes to Wilt Chamberlain, and it is not even close.

  • @Professional_Dirtbag_Hippie
    @Professional_Dirtbag_Hippie Год назад +12

    Isn’t Jokic listed at 6’11”?

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  • @randallanderson1632
    @randallanderson1632 Год назад +5

    Here's some sour grapes for you... I have a problem with a sport where body size is so valuable. This complaint is not directed just at basketball. I have the same problem with football and obese lineman. When I was a 17 year-old kid, about a thousand years ago, I lowered our driveway basket to 8'6". Given the ratio of my 5' 10" height (including my comparatively shorter arm length) in relation to the basket, I suddenly became a 7 footer. I could dominate most any 5' 7"er. I was a master dunker.

  • @TS_Esquire
    @TS_Esquire Год назад +33

    Wilt blocked the skyhook multiple times.

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    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +6

      Per Kareem, Wilt "got the skyhook once or twice" then Kareem made adjustments.
      Wilt DID get Kareem's JUMP HOOK and other shots quite a few times.

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +10

      A whole lot of times. More than Jabbar is ever willing to admit. And he wasn't in his prime anymore when he did it

    • @Gnofg
      @Gnofg Год назад

      @@bricefleckenstein9666 Kareem did not have a jump hook.

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад

      @@Gnofg The Skyhook was an EXTREME version of a jump hook.
      Kareem ALSO shot regular jump hooks.
      Try looking at him PLAY sometime to see how totally WRONG you are.

  • @A10R10
    @A10R10 Год назад +7

    Dirk made me fall in love with basketball in 05-06

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  • @MrBluesmeister
    @MrBluesmeister Год назад +27

    All you characters stroking Shaq crack me up. Shaq was a monster created by the NBA rule change that allowed the offense to crash to the basket. They wanted to create more scoring while at the same time more stars. Shaquille was the perfect fit for their plan, big smile, celebrity minded and once he got tagged the Diesel became a fan favorite. And let’s not forget how he loved to hang on the rim and break backboards. This was also part of the rule changes. So in reality we have two distinctly different NBA eras. The early NBA where the big men had to finesse their way to the basket, meaning they could not run over their opponents and todays league where a defensive player has no rights under the hoop. In fact if they get in the way it’s now a blocking foul. Old school fans remember the backing in rule where you could not bump your opponent out of the way, they were allowed to assume a defensive position between the basket and their adversary and force them to go around. Imagine if any old school center could have just run over their defender once inside that circle where their stats could be. Wilt played old school ball while the Shaq played the crash style, trying to compare is basically ludicrous.
    The other big mistake made in these comparisons is giving credit for titles won. This is not an individual stat but a team stat. Winning a title is a combination of things outside of a players control. It starts at the top with management putting together a team with good players. A coach who can create the chemistry and attitude needed to put the parts in the right places to win. Luck is needed to have a healthy team for the playoffs after an 82 game season. And maybe most important is does the NBA want your team to win! Those boys with the whistles have a lot to do with who wins. We’ve all seen the bad calls and non calls and scratched our heads thinking WTF.
    The next critical element is health and injuries. Some of the greatest players had injuries that cut short their careers. Bill Walton is not on this list, why? He may have been the best center of his time. If you read this thanks, take care.

    • @nickchumbler13
      @nickchumbler13 Год назад +11

      Finally someone said it. If Wilt was allowed to crash into defenders, dude would’ve averaged 60 for his career.

    • @jbailey690
      @jbailey690 Год назад +6

      You literally just described LeBron career and how the NBA & their officials rigged everything for him his entire stacked team & ref needing career. ( To still somehow lose far more than win even with literally every possible advantage in the sport given by the NBA to manufacture superstars. Same can be said for D Wade. 🤦‍♂️🤡 )
      Literally does not apply to Shaq but nice try

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +1

      @@jbailey690 By the time the NBA changed the important rules in 2009, Shaq was already in decline.

    • @kevinthomes1046
      @kevinthomes1046 Год назад +1

      @@nickchumbler13 So would other top centers if they played in Wilt's era.

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +1

      You are absolutely right by everything you said and I actually forgot about Walton. He should definitely be on this list. The man won 2 tilted and led the Blazers to 1 of them. Also your someone I respect because you know basketball 🏀

  • @anthonyyasona8237
    @anthonyyasona8237 Год назад +2

    My top 10 are
    1. Wilt
    2. Kareem
    3. Shaq
    4. Hakeem
    5. Dirk
    6. Robinson
    7. Ewing
    8. Jokic
    9. Walton
    10. Gilmore

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  • @SuperND87
    @SuperND87 Год назад +2

    I was skeptical at first, but I loved your list. Great work!

  • @NebraskaGonvilleJones
    @NebraskaGonvilleJones Год назад +19

    Hakeem was never 7’0. He is closer to 6’10

    • @theawesomeinc_6483
      @theawesomeinc_6483 Год назад

      6'11"

    • @denizdengelenadam8947
      @denizdengelenadam8947 Год назад

      @@theawesomeinc_6483 so what Footers means above ?

    • @theawesomeinc_6483
      @theawesomeinc_6483 Год назад

      @@denizdengelenadam8947 above 6'11" by an inch is 7'0". You can check the height scale. Anybody 6'10" and 6'11" is very close to 7'0"

  • @jnorrismorris4883
    @jnorrismorris4883 Год назад +9

    Jokic is 6'11 but no hate just wanted to let you know

  • @markmitchell3097
    @markmitchell3097 Год назад +24

    Wilt was the best hands down

  • @timioged9294
    @timioged9294 Год назад +12

    Hot take, but Shaqs poor work ethic slowed him down crazy, the hot take is that, in my opinion Shaq could literally be a top 3 of all time or the goat if he had good work ethic

    • @vladirackpubama6785
      @vladirackpubama6785 Год назад +3

      Thats not a hot take your not as special as you think 😭😭😭

    • @timioged9294
      @timioged9294 Год назад

      @@vladirackpubama6785 my apologies Vladiraxk Pubama

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    • @user-dr2ww2jg8o
      @user-dr2ww2jg8o Год назад +1

      Hot take 🤓

  • @immanuelburgstaller5944
    @immanuelburgstaller5944 Год назад +3

    David Robinson is the inspiration of Takenori Akagi of the Slam Dunk anime. The guy was shredded.

  • @MosKov610
    @MosKov610 Год назад +3

    Honorable Mention: Arvydas Sabonis, and Dikembe Mutombo, Alonzo Mouring, Or KD? 😅, Pau Gasol, Robert Parish,

  • @MiguelRodriguez-nd6xy
    @MiguelRodriguez-nd6xy 11 месяцев назад +2

    Rumors abound in terms of Hakeem's height. Many players put him at 6'10"

    • @alexeim1966
      @alexeim1966 3 месяца назад

      The video also mention wingspan and handsize. Giannis and Embide have the biggest hands in the NBA. Wemby too. What would Bill Russell do today? Look at Bam Adebayo of the Heat. With his wingspan, he went to the Finals. Mobility is key. Wilt got hurt when he was 30. Jabbar never got hurt.

  • @alexeim1966
    @alexeim1966 3 месяца назад

    Honorable mention-Mark Eaton. He started Utah's competitive tradition with Stockton and Malone. Eaton won many Defensive team awards. One year he blocked 4.6 shots a game. He was 7'4.5 in shoes with a long wingspan. He could actually move his feet(on defense). He never got hurt.

  • @poker3276
    @poker3276 Год назад +10

    Kevin Durant:
    My Next Chapter: 7-Footer Club

    • @oldeskoolnewsreels9927
      @oldeskoolnewsreels9927 Год назад

      He's 6'9.5" tall barefoot. Not even close to 7 foot.

    • @poker3276
      @poker3276 Год назад +1

      @@oldeskoolnewsreels9927 he already confessed that he's 6'11 shoeless and 7ft with shoes. Technically, he is a 7-footer when playing basketball.

    • @christbelle2277
      @christbelle2277 Год назад

      @@oldeskoolnewsreels9927 he’s listed at 6.9 because he didn’t want to play center but he’s confirmed to be 6.11 with no shoes on and 7.0 in a half with shoes on

    • @oldeskoolnewsreels9927
      @oldeskoolnewsreels9927 Год назад

      @@christbelle2277 No. He's listed as 6'10" because he's 6'9.5" tall and they rounded up. NBA started to get official barefoot measurements in 2019 again. Last time they did that was 1973. Until 1973, players were measured barefoot and rounded down. Until 2019 with sneakers and rounded up and then some. From 2019 until now they are measured barefoot and rounded up. As an example, MJ would have been listed as 6'4" in the 60's. 6'6" from 1973 until 2019. He'd be listed as 6'5" right now, since he is 6'4.5" tall barefoot. KD is less than 6'10" tall barefoot. Sorry.

    • @erics9754
      @erics9754 Год назад

      @@poker3276 Wilt if he played today would have been listed at 7ft 3 he was huge tall but also wide.

  • @nbapbaupdate8338
    @nbapbaupdate8338 Год назад +10

    Dirk Nowitzki most underrated 7 footer all-time in the NBA 🔥🔥🔥

    • @lebronfan8051
      @lebronfan8051 Год назад

      @Willy Massey He was in great teams.

    • @lebronfan8051
      @lebronfan8051 Год назад

      @Willy Massey Played with two all stars in Finley and Steve Nash at the same time.

    • @jasonsandhu3760
      @jasonsandhu3760 Год назад

      @@lebronfan8051 that was one year only in his career in 21 years he had 6 all star teammates and twice they were replacements so 4 in reality.

    • @lebronfan8051
      @lebronfan8051 Год назад

      @@jasonsandhu3760 He played with Finley for 8 years who was a good consisnent all star caliber player for at least 6 of those years, he also played with Nash who was an all star caliber player for 4 years with Dirk. I'm not even going to get into his other all star/ all star caliber teammates, people need to stop with this false narrative imho.

  • @AirRusher1992
    @AirRusher1992 Год назад +2

    If Yao's NBA career lasted much longer, he would've been a top 10 center of all-time without any doubt. When it comes to popularity, he's right up there with MJ, Kobe, LeBron and Grant Hill getting selected to the All-Star Game almost every year.

  • @fusionn4316
    @fusionn4316 Год назад +15

    1. Kareem
    2. Wilt
    3. Hakeem
    4. Shaq
    5. Dirk
    6. Robinson
    7. Ewing
    8. Jokić
    9. Walton
    10. Embiid

  • @jasonsandhu3760
    @jasonsandhu3760 Год назад +8

    Wilt the best seven foot NBA player all time

  • @RandySmith-iz1ml
    @RandySmith-iz1ml Год назад +3

    We have to remember that the NBA didn't keep stats on blocks when Wilt played. No doubt he would hold the NBA record for blocks too. The man averaged 50+ pts and 25+ rebounds for a season and a couple years later he led the league in assists. I realize this is a list of 7 footers but there were other centers in the league that were 6'10" or 6'11" that would bump some of these guys off this list.

    • @anonymike8280
      @anonymike8280 11 месяцев назад

      Hey, one of them is on the list.

  • @shawncooper6909
    @shawncooper6909 Год назад +4

    Ralph Sampson should get at least an Honorable Mention 😢

  • @zackyaus1258
    @zackyaus1258 Год назад +3

    “Ralph Sampson left the chat”

  • @maximereiser100
    @maximereiser100 Год назад +4

    Wilt blocked the skyhook tho, its even on RUclips...

  • @user-pu8uq9kb3c
    @user-pu8uq9kb3c 2 месяца назад +1

    “And he doesn’t have a single weakness in his game” POV me: “what about getting past the 2nd round”😂😂

  • @capnduff
    @capnduff Год назад +3

    If Wilt Chamberlain isn't #1 the list is wrong. He owns over 70 nba records averaged 30ppg and 20rpg for his career. He put up monster numbers against every great player he played against. He led the league in assists when they said he was only a scorer and then when they said he couldnt score anymore he went on a scoring rampage. He was stronger, faster and more agile than Shaq. If they counted blocks he would of averaged close to 8 a game. The number of triple doubles he could of had would of had him a the top of that list. Lets also not forget that the league made rules to try to slow him down and make it fair for everyone else. Nobody else has ever had that happen.

  • @thirtythree504
    @thirtythree504 Год назад +4

    Damn jockic is already considered one of the great centers. Jeez

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  • @jason41a
    @jason41a Год назад +3

    1. wilt
    2. kareem abdul jabbar
    3. hakeem no lie juwon
    4. shaq
    5. yao (if you discount longevity)
    6. david robinson
    7. pat ewing.

    • @liordagan9342
      @liordagan9342 Месяц назад

      Poor Yao had to play in the Chinese league when the NBA could rest. The CCCP destroyed him.

  • @kenyoudothis
    @kenyoudothis 4 месяца назад +2

    Wilt? ranked 4? COME ON HAHAHAHAHAHHAH bro you livin in the 90's for sure

  • @gonchanli
    @gonchanli Год назад +1

    Yao was a beast when he was healthy!

  • @projoebiochem
    @projoebiochem Год назад +17

    Chamberlain could have said the same thing about Shaq that he said about Michael. Shaq benefited from officiating tailored to maximize his advantages, not minimize them. Of all the 7-footers on this list, Shaq had the fewest skills and worst fundamentals. Only for Shaq was “shuffle (travel)-charge-shuffle (travel)-dunk” considered a “go to” move. There’s a very good video here somewhere that shows how the officiating was so limiting for Chamberlain. Without that advantage, Shaq becomes just a bigger, less-skilled Daryl Dawkins.

    • @supertrouperJC02
      @supertrouperJC02 Год назад

      Ok you try to stop him then

    • @projoebiochem
      @projoebiochem Год назад

      @@supertrouperJC02 It depends on what rules they are playing. Dennis Rodman could guard Shaq (partly because Shaq was afraid of him).

  • @kianothecrazy4701
    @kianothecrazy4701 Год назад +4

    this video remembers me how short i am and that its impossible to make the nba at 5'8

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +1

      Spud Webb
      Earl Boykins
      Mugsy Boggs.
      But I can only find a total of 10 players listed at 5'8" and shorter that made it into the NBA - and a couple of those were 1940/1950s era.

  • @spicydoughnut8397
    @spicydoughnut8397 24 дня назад

    That bald cop-Shaq made me burst in laughter lmao

  • @tppwttiger2244
    @tppwttiger2244 Год назад +2

    Tiger top 10
    7’ 0” centers:
    1)Wilt Chamberlain
    2)Bill Walton
    3)Kareem Abdul Jabber
    4) Hakeem Olajuwon
    5)Patrick Ewing
    6)David Robinson
    7) Robert Parrish
    8)Shaquille O’Neal
    9)Arvidas Sabonis
    10)Tim Duncan
    Off course the ideal all time greatest centers will include Moses Malone, Bill Russell, Kevin Mchale, Willis Reed, Bob Mcadoo, and Wes Unseld but neither of them are 7 footers Centers.

  • @ericstrat3579
    @ericstrat3579 Год назад +9

    Ewing & Hakeem are not 7-footers, they are 6-10.75” & 6-10” respectively….

    • @markymark718
      @markymark718 Год назад +1

      aww semantics

    • @ragegaming6257
      @ragegaming6257 Год назад

      hakeem is 7'0

    • @ericstrat3579
      @ericstrat3579 Год назад

      @@ragegaming6257 no he’s not. He’s scraping 6-10” and Ewing is most likely 6-10.5” or slightly taller. Dwight Howard is slightly shorter than Hakeem.

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад

      Correct

  • @j.d.wilkes7189
    @j.d.wilkes7189 Год назад +3

    I thought Jokic was 6’11

  • @kimskis
    @kimskis Год назад +2

    Good list, it's just unfortunate that some of these great players weren't legit 7 footers though...Olajuwon, Ewing and Nowitzki were 6'10 - 6'11

  • @multiyapples
    @multiyapples Год назад +2

    Nonstop sports I love the NBA and NFL videos, it can y’all cover other leagues and sports?

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  • @markgilbertjr413
    @markgilbertjr413 Год назад +16

    Hakeem was closer to 6’10, and Ewing was 6’10.5

    • @supremedahitta4660
      @supremedahitta4660 Год назад +1

      He was actually exactly 7’ ft tall

    • @kalewilson7756
      @kalewilson7756 Год назад

      Its NBA height its approximately 1-2 inches off actual height

    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад

      No Patrick was 7 feet. I went to school with him and my brother dated his cousin

    • @johnanderson9765
      @johnanderson9765 Год назад

      You may be right, but they're listed as 7 feet tall, so that's all one can go by.

    • @Gnofg
      @Gnofg Год назад

      @@kalewilson7756 With the exception of Bill Walton who was over 7 foot. He listed himself at 6'11 because he didn't want to be a freak. This story is in "Breaks of the game" by David Halberstm. The greatest basketball book ever.

  • @kidwhostudies
    @kidwhostudies Год назад +5

    Now giannis should also be on the list since hes listed at 7 feet on the nba site

  • @mojazka
    @mojazka Год назад +2

    1. Wilt
    2. Kareem
    3. Shaq
    4. Yao

  • @nonrepublicrat
    @nonrepublicrat Год назад +1

    Shaq rated about Wilt is RIDICULOUS!!

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      Says something about the fuzzy thinking of some people!

  • @thechosenone9257
    @thechosenone9257 Год назад +23

    Shaq is not better than Wilt the only guy who is better than Wilt on this list is Kareem even though when matches up against an older Wilt Wilt got the best of him

    • @silverheat3995
      @silverheat3995 Год назад +1

      Shaq in with lakers was so unstoppable

    • @LaneyHoops
      @LaneyHoops Год назад

      No shaq and Kareem are both better

    • @playwithmilk8032
      @playwithmilk8032 Год назад +2

      @@silverheat3995 Same thing with Wilt but he also had the longevity with his career and also 5 mvps (probably 6 because he got snubbed of one) over Shaq 1
      he's also more athletic and got better defense & shooting

    • @dynamic6645
      @dynamic6645 Год назад

      @@LaneyHoops I agree Kareem but not Shaq

    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад +3

      @@LaneyHoops An OLD Wilt managed to shut Kareem down almost ENTIRELY (1-10) in the "broke the 33 game streak" game for 2 quarters.
      It's too bad the Laker shooters (Goodrich, West, McMillan that year) were ALL haveing poor-to-BAD nights.

  • @greghilton1375
    @greghilton1375 Год назад +12

    Wilt was the best center ever.

  • @UnconventionalReasoning
    @UnconventionalReasoning 8 месяцев назад +1

    It is important to say "most official blocks" for players like Olajuwan. It is very likely that Wilt and Russell top the list of most actual blocks, just as they top the rebounds list.
    The only significant change I make for my list is to put Wilt at the top.

  • @jsun3117
    @jsun3117 Год назад +2

    There's some footage of Arvydas Sabonis. A point God at 7-3 should definitely be on this list.

  • @jimcurry499
    @jimcurry499 Год назад +4

    This list has no credibility when it puts Chamberlain as the fourth best.

  • @nicholasfields1082
    @nicholasfields1082 Год назад +5

    Wilt was stronger, faster, taller and could jump higher (also much more quickly) than Shaq. Shaq used his body like a hammer, though, where Wilt fenced with people. My dream center matchup is Shaq vs. a Wilt Chamberlain who just got elbowed by someone he wouldn’t feel bad flexing on.

    • @tunanorth
      @tunanorth Год назад

      There are a number of photos of Wilt and Shaq together, its striking how much bigger Wilt is, both from a height and shoulder width perspective. Shaq does have a bigger butt.

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    • @bricefleckenstein9666
      @bricefleckenstein9666 Год назад

      How about Shaq instead of Kareem after the Happy Hairston punch incident?

    • @redhorse6652
      @redhorse6652 Год назад

      Chick Hearn (the long time Laker broadcaster) said Wilt was really 7'2. Hakeem Olajuwon said Kareem was 7'3.

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      That matchup would be a nightmare…..for Shaq!

  • @dollazandsense
    @dollazandsense Год назад +2

    Gasol should be where jokic is on this list just off the strength that jokic career just started a few years ago and is not over yet so he shouldn't b on this list since he currently playing now. Gasol a 2x champ rookie of the year multiple time allstar etc..

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  • @positron.naruto137
    @positron.naruto137 5 месяцев назад +2

    Wilt scored 60% from fade away jumpshot, if he play like shaq, he will crush and broke many players, at his era, he prove his basketball skills were dominant than using his physical strength.

    • @johannesswillery7855
      @johannesswillery7855 3 месяца назад +1

      And they called Shaq's best move an offensive foul in Wilt's day.

  • @TallAsians
    @TallAsians Год назад +4

    Bruh if Yao had an actual summer off and rest instead of going to China for their leagues he could've made an even more of an impact
    Also there's a reason why we Jokic "Big Honey" in Denver

  • @david.tousignant20
    @david.tousignant20 Год назад +19

    Wilt Chamberlain & Kareem. GOAT candidates!

    • @andresgabrielr.ignacio9789
      @andresgabrielr.ignacio9789 Год назад +1

      Wilt is so overrated

    • @BobTheAnimeDude
      @BobTheAnimeDude Год назад

      @@andresgabrielr.ignacio9789 cap

    • @jideobiamadi2351
      @jideobiamadi2351 Год назад

      Facts

    • @david.tousignant20
      @david.tousignant20 Год назад +3

      @@andresgabrielr.ignacio9789
      Scoring 50 PPG is incredible. What are you talking about?
      He had great stamina, speed and athleticism even by today's standards.

    • @FoxZoneYT
      @FoxZoneYT Год назад +1

      @@david.tousignant20 but he was in an easier era

  • @tunanorth
    @tunanorth Год назад +2

    Several of these guys were "only" 6-11, but in particular Ewing and Olajuwon were nowhere near 7 feet. Both were under 6-10 barefoot, in the 6-9.75 range. The same, or even a bit shorter than Bill Russell. The heights listed on official team rosters from 1979-2019 were listed in thick basketball shoes, and rounded "up". Even beyond that, they were often substantially exaggerated.

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    • @vernonleewarren280
      @vernonleewarren280 Год назад +2

      Ewing was 7 feet because I went to school with him

  • @cdogyo9881
    @cdogyo9881 Год назад

    Love your videos

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  • @jacksonspreckman9619
    @jacksonspreckman9619 Год назад +11

    Jokic over Ewing and Ming already is crazy ngl 😂😂😂

    • @2kdevronnie2kiamrealronnie60
      @2kdevronnie2kiamrealronnie60 Год назад +5

      No it’s not bro

    • @gershomtan5879
      @gershomtan5879 Год назад +6

      Nope. Joker over both of em easy. He's a two time mvp plus he's a better shooter snd passer than either one of them.

    • @bignoob24
      @bignoob24 Год назад +1

      It's not even remotely crazy.

    • @paoloalcantara2465
      @paoloalcantara2465 Год назад +1

      I love how these three twelve year olds keep defending jokic

    • @ry_an.
      @ry_an. Год назад

      Ewing is 6’10

  • @maximilianfischer4157
    @maximilianfischer4157 Год назад +3

    In my Opinion they should have mentioned Dwight Howard. It's a shame how People forget about his insane Prime every time.

    • @bartomiej9807
      @bartomiej9807 Год назад +1

      He should be in honorable mentions at least.

    • @juice6941
      @juice6941 Год назад +1

      Dwight was 6’10.

  • @MrSuwavex
    @MrSuwavex Год назад +2

    Hakeen is 6’10” - 6’11” tops

  • @paulhale929
    @paulhale929 Год назад +2

    Everyone mentioned here. Are really great athletes.

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  • @user-ds7iu5zv2i
    @user-ds7iu5zv2i Год назад +8

    Giannis is listed as 7 ft btw so I was surprised to not see him make an appearance in the list

  • @kevinhertzog653
    @kevinhertzog653 Год назад +3

    wilt being no.4 is just crazy......olajuwon,shaq and jabbar were all amazing......but they weren't better than wilt

    • @morrisparrish76
      @morrisparrish76 Год назад

      Keep on saying that…many don’t know & many don’t want to know !

  • @kostazikic853
    @kostazikic853 Год назад +1

    When you said how tall was kareem when he was 13 it blew my mind. I am 13 and I’m 5.4

  • @ulyssesparado2743
    @ulyssesparado2743 11 месяцев назад +1

    GRACE, FINESSE, ART,composure, confidence and a socially relevant human being.....nobody but KAREEM...he is the Greatest ! SAD that I had never seen him play personally..... In his Older Age....the more that graciousness of his is shown! Long live the CAP!

  • @kidtristan4073
    @kidtristan4073 Год назад +6

    no way you put wilt chamberlain at 4. gtfo

  • @nbashorts8551
    @nbashorts8551 Год назад +5

    You could have called it top 10 big men

    • @johnanderson9765
      @johnanderson9765 Год назад +2

      Yeah, but that's different list. A top 10 big men would have to include people that are 6'9"-6'11", like Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Kevin McHale, Karl Malone and Willis Reed to name five.

    • @juice6941
      @juice6941 Год назад

      @@johnanderson9765 Players like Hakeem and Ewing were not legitimate 7-footers either.