@Tyler Vincent another Kobe nut hugger who discredits Shaq. Lol 600? Where's the proof? And lower body strength doesn't count? Shaq would simply overpower Wilt. There's been other centers in the game with Wilt's built but none like Shaq. Your boy Kobe was 2nd fiddle to Shaq in those 3peats. Just accept that fact. No amount of revisionist history will change that. Anyone who watched those teams knows that.
@Tyler Vincent It's interesting how you claim Shaq was overrated because he mainly dominated smaller players, meanwhile, you offer praises to Wilt, a man who was dominant in an era that mainly consisted of centers that were 6' 7" or less. His only competition during that period was Russell, and with Russell winning 11 championships, Wilt CLEARLY lost that matchup. So much for his dominance.
Your neighborhood friend I don’t think you know how dominant Shaq was... and Kobe said that with him being that dominant... his work ethic was trash... his diet was trash... he was just naturally a beast... I mean look at his Free throws... now if he had Kobe’s work ethic
another delusional kobe nuthugger. Shaq became more dominant when he got fat. He was the most dominant big man in nba history he don't need the GOAT debate that's to MJ
Official Vladimir you could tell dikembe was frustrated after that cuz he knew he couldn’t do anything to stop shaq. Dikembe was even DPOY that year, but shaq was just unstoppable at that time.
I met Shaq, and I'm 6'5". When we shook hands, he was shaking my arm halfway to my elbow. No wonder he missed ft's. It's like a normal person shooting w a tennis ball.
M3ŘĶ wtf games were you watching ever since Shaqs first all star game where George Carl had the whole Western conference gang up on him defensively because of some quotes he said. David Robinson was part of that and Shaq destroyed him every matchup after that maybe his team in Orlando wasn’t as good as the Spurs but individually your tripping I guess you got them Embid blinders on
Yeah I mean Shaq was literally 320-370lbs by the end of his career. If he stayed in shape like kobe said, he would of possibly been the best basketball player ever.
Watching today’s NBA makes me miss big men. I’m not a huge fan of today’s positionless basketball full of outside shooting. I want to see more back to the basket stuff, fighting for rebounds etc.
Yes cause watching a guy dunk the whole night with little resistance is so much more fun than watching players rain the 3 from outside. Something that actually takes practice to perfect.
the sad and hard truth is, the current way is more effective. it’s not that teams dont want to play defense and big man anymore, it’s just that they would be shot to death.
Love the no fuck attitude from back then. 90s and early 2000's were the best. It was a brawl. If you aren't cut out, you would crumble and go home crying. You had.to have had attitude.and aggression to be on top. Shaq was.dunking on ppl and moving them out his way like they were pieces of old cardboard. Can't stop me? then move out the way or I'll leave a nutprint on your forehead as.you come down crashing down to the floor searching for stars. You weren't given respect just cause you were a fellow nba player. Nope. Meanwhile, present day everybody is.shootong from past half court, too afraid to even step inside.the paint cause they are.afraid they.gonna bump someone the wrpng way. Lol
Shaq was impressive when he was young and agile in Orlando. When he got older, he ended up running people over, instead of scoring with skill and quickness.
Cuz he stopped trying. Kobe was in the gym working 10 hours every day and Shaq was on the beach sipping drinks. His mindset was: I don't to practice dunkin' but had he put in the effort he would've probably won 6 rings or his ego would've made his head explode haha that's a 50/50
He was probably the strongest player of his era, but he definitely committed a lot of uncalled offensive fouls. When a defender has stationary position, and an offensive player uses brute force to displace them from that position, that's pretty much the definition of an offensive foul. Shaq did that many times per game.
Hoop integrity/technology was greatly enhanced because Shaq... hoops no longer break at the joints and glass no longer shatters. I actually kind of miss those days!
Totally dominant! It was like watch a superhero movie. Imagining if you had that size and power, you would play exactly like he did. Just owned everyone. Wasn't even fair.
It was so exciting when Shaq came into the league. I remember the draft being so good that year, whether it was because of the talent level, or just how much I was into basketball.
Holy fuck young prime shaq was an unstoppable machine. I genuinely feel sorry for every player that tried to guard him, he must be like a fucking bulldozer coming at max speed, how do you even stop that shit, he gonna roll you over with ease.
Speedy of the North obviously not the league has changed dramatically with primary skills being 3 pointers however back then it was posting up back against the backboard and feed the big man
Shaq broke the rim damn the whole goal 2 or 3 times and you didn’t put ether one of them on here all those were basic dunks most of them you didn’t put where he played legit post offense and still got the dunk...
I'll wait for your video of his best dunks... i hear you charles but this is his version. I can't knock him for it. As a shaq fan, it was a pleasure to watch.
Robinson went from laughing to get absolutely posterized lol Edit: I miss how exciting basketball used to be. You can see throughout the years the excitement die out
Lonie exactly and really how impressive are threes compared to post moves by 7 footers? Literally anybody can shoot threes with enough practice there’s not much physically ability necessary. But in order to be good at post moves and posterizing there’s a certain type of athleticism and size you need. If I wanted to watch three point cheesing I’ll watch the Harlem globetrotters
Yup those were the days ESPN and nba.tv was the best after playing basketball the next best thing was sportcenter and inside nba top 5 Vince was in probably 2 out of the 5 Everytime
Samuel Glidden-Fry Actually, Wilt was the most dominant, however, Bill Russell was the greatest winner of all-time and the best teammate. I think Kareem had the greatest legacy, when you combine his college and NBA career. Hakeem was the most skilled and best well-rounded big man to play the game.
You better clear the track when the train is coming. Shaq was just on another level, no center was able to really ever get the best of him in any game that i can recall. His career is the very definition of dominance.
People always call out Shaq's dunk in 1998-1999 but the dude grabs his legs to stay upright and could've possibly pulled him down doing that, I would've pushed him too
Funny how david Robinson is covering his face loughing at alajuwan for getting dunked on and than he comes out getting dunked on too 😅 shaq got almost everyone
Will you please PLEASE tell me what this beat is. It’s amazing. The description says Decimate but I cannot find anything in his soundcloud like this, Shazam Identifies it as Sieger by Kirano Kay but cannot find instrumental.
Samuel Glidden-Fry what does rings have to do with being dominant? There were 8 nba teams and russell was 6”8 top 3 tallest in that era. He also played with 8 hall of famers in his whole career. People like you really don’t like to use context in goat convo
Shaq would obliterate Russell and Wilt. They look dominant because they were in a league of slow, unathletic players. Shaq had to deal with Ewing, Robinson, Yao Ming, Olajuwon, Zo, Mutumbo, Bol, Malone, Kemp....and high flying guards and forwards
Nah. I'll give that to Bill, Wilt then him. You have to understand the difference. Bill was going against 5'8 guys so obviously he was the most dominate of his time. Wilt was one of the very few to ever touch the top of the back board and block Kareems sky hook. Shaq could dunk on anyone but wasn't as sound as the first two and obviously they came first. Just remember wilt averaged 50 a game at one point and even scored 100 points. Bill Won 11 as a player and a coach. When you put it all in perspective shaq is well deserving of the 3rd spot.
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Yup until MJ had enough and bodyed him in 1996 i think idk
Shaqs chin has developed over time💀
@@Bbskelleton Pingback u hkvnb
Shaq is the definition of a paint beast
Jimothan hell get every rebound
He will get every rebound in the paint but not in tacky fall
Jimothan mixed 2k and bandit by juice world and nba young boy
Now we have Giannis
For real!
Shaq didn’t look right in a Celtics uniform
Theo from Wii Sports facts
Imagine saying uniform instead of jersey
@@jamieo7271 well he was wearing Boston shorts and a Boston jersey and when you combine them they are known as a uniform.
@@jamieo7271Absolute Rape by "Who's yo Daddy?"
It was too little too late. Still probably one of the better centers in Green. Lol Tells you how bad Danny is at getting one.
Shaq Was Bodying 2-3 ppl at a time on the Inside smh 😂😂😂😂😂
Wilt Chamblering And Shaq Battling would Have Been A Sight To See. Smh 😂😂😂😂😂
R Marley yea smh 😂😂😂😂😂😂
but Shaq needs to have lebron as his teammate and not kobe
@Tyler Vincent another Kobe nut hugger who discredits Shaq. Lol 600? Where's the proof? And lower body strength doesn't count? Shaq would simply overpower Wilt. There's been other centers in the game with Wilt's built but none like Shaq. Your boy Kobe was 2nd fiddle to Shaq in those 3peats. Just accept that fact. No amount of revisionist history will change that. Anyone who watched those teams knows that.
@Tyler Vincent It's interesting how you claim Shaq was overrated because he mainly dominated smaller players, meanwhile, you offer praises to Wilt, a man who was dominant in an era that mainly consisted of centers that were 6' 7" or less. His only competition during that period was Russell, and with Russell winning 11 championships, Wilt CLEARLY lost that matchup. So much for his dominance.
Shaq-Kobe era was the best... Cut too short thought.
The champions became so easy that even the audiences were no longer interested. So they have to separate
@@feifeishuishui yeah that's why the lost to the pistons
Κωνσταντίνος Αλετράς pistons were low key goated in 2004
@@Bloorgusgoorge nah it's just that the Lakers were full of problems that year
Rip
Can't believe that almost 9 years have past since end of Shaq's NBA career.
Chris Marchian been 2 for kobe
Almost 4 yrs since kg. 3 since dunkin. Time just loves to fly by
@@ReallyReal_1 Now he's gone... 😔
Fusionn rip kobe
Really Real Kobe is dead. RIP to a real one 🙏🏿. Fly high mamba 🕊 🖤
Kobe said that if Shaq had took the game serious and trained like him he’d be the greatest of all time with no questions
Alias Fakename he means his work ethic, it's no secret that Kobe was a chucker but he worked hard enough to make those shots
Better than MJ, Larry Bird, LeBron... I don't think so.
Your neighborhood friend I don’t think you know how dominant Shaq was... and Kobe said that with him being that dominant... his work ethic was trash... his diet was trash... he was just naturally a beast... I mean look at his Free throws... now if he had Kobe’s work ethic
Shaq is Gohan of the NBA! So much untapped potential
another delusional kobe nuthugger. Shaq became more dominant when he got fat. He was the most dominant big man in nba history he don't need the GOAT debate that's to MJ
3:58 sensational assist by Kobe
Kobe died DONT BE AN ASS
@@Josh-kt9qh stfu
DALE GRIBBLE bro this was literally a year before his death 💀
We all have asses, just don’t let it consume you. You have let it consume you.
@@Josh-kt9qh look at when he commented dipshit
3:13 look at Shaq literally lift Dikembe Mutumbo off the ground, wtf
Dikembe a great blocker but soft af compared to shaq
Official Vladimir you could tell dikembe was frustrated after that cuz he knew he couldn’t do anything to stop shaq. Dikembe was even DPOY that year, but shaq was just unstoppable at that time.
Official Vladimir dikembe is my friend’s uncle lmao
hariz m stfu you twig
Yeah and thats not a foul? Slamming your opponent like that? Just asking, tell me about that pls...
Any1 gona bring up the move by wade though, that shit was smooth af 4:34
Wasn’t a self pass
Fuck yeah
U just did
@Ethan's Universe 😂😂
a solid 9
I met Shaq, and I'm 6'5". When we shook hands, he was shaking my arm halfway to my elbow. No wonder he missed ft's. It's like a normal person shooting w a tennis ball.
kawhi leonard is the same hands
Admiral laughing not knowing that's gonna be his ass in a couple years lol
😂 Shouldn't Have Jumped Toward That Train Wreck 😂
David should have ran away lol
Rite lol
M3ŘĶ wtf games were you watching ever since Shaqs first all star game where George Carl had the whole Western conference gang up on him defensively because of some quotes he said. David Robinson was part of that and Shaq destroyed him every matchup after that maybe his team in Orlando wasn’t as good as the Spurs but individually your tripping I guess you got them Embid blinders on
Admiral was the goat
3:13
Jesus christ Shaq sent him flying for a second.
He hit him in the belly
If that was today Shaq would have been called a foul
@@LowBudgetJustinY Most likely tossed out..😆😆😆
Yeah I mean Shaq was literally 320-370lbs by the end of his career. If he stayed in shape like kobe said, he would of possibly been the best basketball player ever.
I'm pretty sure he's best dunks was when he broke the rim.. twice.
Word
I think you’re right it only show it once
How do you side to have seven years of his career but Michael Jordan have 20
I mean he how do Shaquille have seven years but Michael Jordan have 20
I remember him pulling the whole board down
Watching today’s NBA makes me miss big men. I’m not a huge fan of today’s positionless basketball full of outside shooting. I want to see more back to the basket stuff, fighting for rebounds etc.
Yeah, now it is all about 3s
You have the big gay.
Not a bad thing, tho. 👌
Yes cause watching a guy dunk the whole night with little resistance is so much more fun than watching players rain the 3 from outside. Something that actually takes practice to perfect.
the sad and hard truth is, the current way is more effective. it’s not that teams dont want to play defense and big man anymore, it’s just that they would be shot to death.
Dunks should also be worth 3 points
Shaq in his prime was literally unstoppable
2:23 Why He Slap His Head Like That 💀💀💀
He's slapping his bald head for good luck
2:24
sunflower oh gawd no. That time stamp represents Gigi and Kobe’s jersey number. Rip to both of them.
Love the no fuck attitude from back then. 90s and early 2000's were the best. It was a brawl. If you aren't cut out, you would crumble and go home crying. You had.to have had attitude.and aggression to be on top. Shaq was.dunking on ppl and moving them out his way like they were pieces of old cardboard.
Can't stop me? then move out the way or I'll leave a nutprint on your forehead as.you come down crashing down to the floor searching for stars.
You weren't given respect just cause you were a fellow nba player. Nope.
Meanwhile, present day everybody is.shootong from past half court, too afraid to even step inside.the paint cause they are.afraid they.gonna bump someone the wrpng way. Lol
Akiman Barwa nope. 80s is when men played.
Shaq was impressive when he was young and agile in Orlando. When he got older, he ended up running people over, instead of scoring with skill and quickness.
Cuz he stopped trying. Kobe was in the gym working 10 hours every day and Shaq was on the beach sipping drinks. His mindset was: I don't to practice dunkin' but had he put in the effort he would've probably won 6 rings or his ego would've made his head explode haha that's a 50/50
So what, running people over is impressive.
Not on a basketball court. He scored half his points on uncalled offensive fouls.
hartsickdisciple He was a man amongst boys. One of the greats and probably strongest player in the nba. No offensive fouls just pure strength
He was probably the strongest player of his era, but he definitely committed a lot of uncalled offensive fouls. When a defender has stationary position, and an offensive player uses brute force to displace them from that position, that's pretty much the definition of an offensive foul. Shaq did that many times per game.
Are we gonna ignore the fact that every year they improved the camera quality and then the next year it would be even shittier the year before that
Are we gonna ignore the fact that I had A stroke reading this
It’s more so whether or not it’s been digitally remastered
Nathan Macy faxx
Shaq’s hand is already stronger than my whole body
A big man doing big things. LOVE IT!!!!!!
What could it been had Shaq stayed in shape...
02:04 WTF? Greek broadcast hehe yes!!!
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Hoop integrity/technology was greatly enhanced because Shaq... hoops no longer break at the joints and glass no longer shatters. I actually kind of miss those days!
Totally dominant! It was like watch a superhero movie. Imagining if you had that size and power, you would play exactly like he did. Just owned everyone. Wasn't even fair.
No other big man can move like the big fella. What a physique!
It was so exciting when Shaq came into the league. I remember the draft being so good that year, whether it was because of the talent level, or just how much I was into basketball.
2:20 I like when the professional Commentators have the same reaction that I do. No words, just ohhhhhhhhh!
Holy fuck young prime shaq was an unstoppable machine. I genuinely feel sorry for every player that tried to guard him, he must be like a fucking bulldozer coming at max speed, how do you even stop that shit, he gonna roll you over with ease.
He also had one good free throw every year too
Young shaq was unstoppable holy poop
Except against hakeem the dream
He was 22 in those finals. Prime Shaq was actually unstoppable
Shaq wouldn't be dominant had he enter the league around time he retired.
Lol he would average 50 now
Speedy of the North obviously not the league has changed dramatically with primary skills being 3 pointers however back then it was posting up back against the backboard and feed the big man
Shaq broke the rim damn the whole goal 2 or 3 times and you didn’t put ether one of them on here all those were basic dunks most of them you didn’t put where he played legit post offense and still got the dunk...
exactlyy n half of them were normal ass dunks
@Timothy Lamparelli okay timothy
Lol
He do be spitting facts doe
I'll wait for your video of his best dunks... i hear you charles but this is his version. I can't knock him for it. As a shaq fan, it was a pleasure to watch.
Shaq: I'm gonna tomahawk this one!
Rim: No! Please no
0:12 me playing with my lil brother
Are they related?
@@muhammadfadhilhakim4078 yes
@@PROGAMER-fp9ds no they are not related lmao
@@LowBudgetJustinY yes
Everytime he dunks its like hes gonna break the hoop
Kobe was so fortunate he had Shaq.
Not enough people realize this.
Never passed to him though
Shaw was also fortunate he had Kobe
Yeah but its the other way around too
3 finals mvp>2 finals mvp
David Robinson wouldn't have laughed at that second dunk if he knew what was coming years later....
"OH! And the FOUL!"😂
Shaq and Kobe are the dynamic duo of the lakers. R.I.P Kobe😭😭😭😭
Hey I just came by to thank you for shattering my eardrums with that intro it's sick tho
where are the backboards
In Heaven
The Celtics Squad no, they're in his yard
Pinoy?
If it was put on here it would be a age restricted because he cause sum murders RIP backboards
Joy Orolfo damn ma lemme get yo number
Damn! Those early years when Shaq could launch from the the dotted line and outside the key is straight crazy!
that power at 3:13. mutombo was the DPOY that year too. man centres today should be thankful that they didn't have to guard shaq
Shaq was awesome...definitely one of the Top 50 players...just dominating
2:23 he slapped shaq's head lmaooo
Shaq travels so quick for a person his size
0:12 was he guarded himself? Edit: Ty for 20 likes boys
That’s jermaine o’neal
Battle of the O’Neals
They both look the same
DarrenOnLaptop oh stop it
@@theredrevenge4783 That is Jermaine O Neal just like Shaq they are both big but they are completely different persons and unrelated
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2:36 was one of the most disrespectful dunk and post dunk 😂
The get off me push makes it more nasty
teealymac Right 😂
My favorite dunk from him was the brutal dunk over the admiral. Just pure power.
Where were all of his dunks that broke the rim 🤣
2:02 is most unbelivable part of the video not the dunk but made the free throw later. Wow
David Robinson laughs at Shaq dunkin on somebody then gets dunked on himself by Shaq 😂
Ill never forget someone giving me there old pair of Shaq Reebok pumps and Larry Johnson Converse 90s NBA was such an awesome Era
2:23 dat slap to O'Neal's head... xDDDDDD
Defending shaq underneath the rim was a risk to your health. Most of his dunks were vicious and downright nasty.
Thank god for reuploading this vid can u reupload Clyde, Dominique, MJ, Kobe and Vince Carter’s best dunks by year
Thank you for not drawing the video out for 10 minutes with nonsense
Robinson went from laughing to get absolutely posterized lol
Edit: I miss how exciting basketball used to be. You can see throughout the years the excitement die out
Because of shitty fans, dumb ass coaches, and of course FUCK YOU GOLDENSATE
The excitement had changed to 3's made. It's a much less physical game then it ever was.
Lonie exactly and really how impressive are threes compared to post moves by 7 footers? Literally anybody can shoot threes with enough practice there’s not much physically ability necessary. But in order to be good at post moves and posterizing there’s a certain type of athleticism and size you need. If I wanted to watch three point cheesing I’ll watch the Harlem globetrotters
Yup those were the days ESPN and nba.tv was the best after playing basketball the next best thing was sportcenter and inside nba top 5 Vince was in probably 2 out of the 5 Everytime
Joshua Hayes or big men swatting away shot after shot. Man, those were the days.
2:44 Shaqs like "off me"
2:42 I don't why but Everytime I see this I would laugh non stop. 😂😂
Yea lmao he just got straight abused
The push was so extra though 🤣🤣
And then after that push he goes along with his day
Shaq always beating up in Portland.
Robinson 1:42-“He who puteth The Admiral througheth the basket shall be known as the most dominanteth center of all timeth.”
Samuel Glidden-Fry Actually, Wilt was the most dominant, however, Bill Russell was the greatest winner of all-time and the best teammate. I think Kareem had the greatest legacy, when you combine his college and NBA career. Hakeem was the most skilled and best well-rounded big man to play the game.
Magic,shaq,kobe,lebron,jordan if you can find 5 players that can beat these in a match i'll give you $5000
Left shaq..."I want that purple stuff"
U just see the quality getting better and better
What happened to the Russell Westbrook one you made? That one was fire...
Most dominant player of all time. If you were to start a draft with every player to ever play, he would likely be picked in the top 5.
A moment of silence for Dudley 💀☠️⚰️
Oh my god, this Big Bruh in my heart, because his really legend !
2:55 rest in peace K O B E 😢
Shaq was an absolute beast! By far my fav player of all time
Imagine if Shaquille O’Neal played on the bulls with Michael Jordan
Game over
I know the Dream Team didn't need another Center but imagine Shaq instead of Laetner. Would have been crazy.
Why couldn’t phx win a championship with Nash and Shaq or why Cleveland couldn’t win a championship with Shaq and lebron
Because shaq was dogshit those years
The Raid young lebron and shaq was playing at 300 pounds but he does have 4 rings
He was old.
He was injured in Cleveland. That year they couldn't beat the Magic in the playoffs.
On the Suns I think he and Amare were injured as well.
Cause Shaq was really old
RIP Kobe and Gigi
2:44 he shoved him lmao
What is the name of the song of the video?
4:40 WADE 🔥🔥
You better clear the track when the train is coming. Shaq was just on another level, no center was able to really ever get the best of him in any game that i can recall. His career is the very definition of dominance.
Every one of these is either him dunking over an all time great or a white dude that he could eat as an appetizer 😂
People always call out Shaq's dunk in 1998-1999 but the dude grabs his legs to stay upright and could've possibly pulled him down doing that, I would've pushed him too
music name plzzzzzzz
This was like watching a video game’s evolution 😂😂
Shaq was in great shape before his Phoenix days 😁😁😁
Most Dominant Ever!
2:30 dunk but.. walking
2:43 Technical Foul?
No foul... They actually let them be men back then
You will never find another shaq.... my wonderfull teen moment watching jordan...shaq and buy their shoes....awesome
Who else didn't even knew Shaq played for the Cavs and the Celtics?
Eduardo Rojas I knew he played for the Celtics because I’m a fan of the Celtics but I didn’t know he played for Cavs
I knew he played for the caves cause my dad met him at a bar
Robinson. Malone. Dunleavy. Mourning. Mutumbo. And Olajuwon. #ALLBODIEDBYSHAQ #CENTERGOAT
Absolutely shaq is the most POWERFUL player in NBA, and at the same time he is very humorous, I love this big guy!
Funny how david Robinson is covering his face loughing at alajuwan for getting dunked on and than he comes out getting dunked on too 😅 shaq got almost everyone
What's even more funny is you can't spell Worth a shit smh
One of my favorite players ever!
2:40 no good
Huge, Gargantuan, Enormous, Large, and so much more synonyms
It said 2004-2005 Lebrun throwing alley to Shaq??
lol that's Eddie Jones i think
Will you please PLEASE tell me what this beat is. It’s amazing.
The description says Decimate but I cannot find anything in his soundcloud like this, Shazam
Identifies it as Sieger by Kirano Kay but cannot find instrumental.
So you’re tryna tell us that the broken backboards from 92-93 weren’t the best?!?
I feel bad for the guy at 2:37 🤦🏽♂️😂
Most dominant player ever.
Shaq would shit all over Bill Russell 😂😂😂
Samuel Glidden-Fry what does rings have to do with being dominant? There were 8 nba teams and russell was 6”8 top 3 tallest in that era. He also played with 8 hall of famers in his whole career. People like you really don’t like to use context in goat convo
Samuel Glidden-Fry but do you forgot Bill Russell Played along side 8+ hall of famers to get that far?
Shaq would obliterate Russell and Wilt.
They look dominant because they were in a league of slow, unathletic players.
Shaq had to deal with Ewing, Robinson, Yao Ming, Olajuwon, Zo, Mutumbo, Bol, Malone, Kemp....and high flying guards and forwards
Nah. I'll give that to Bill, Wilt then him. You have to understand the difference. Bill was going against 5'8 guys so obviously he was the most dominate of his time. Wilt was one of the very few to ever touch the top of the back board and block Kareems sky hook. Shaq could dunk on anyone but wasn't as sound as the first two and obviously they came first. Just remember wilt averaged 50 a game at one point and even scored 100 points. Bill Won 11 as a player and a coach. When you put it all in perspective shaq is well deserving of the 3rd spot.