Wilt Chamberlain 1969 NBA All Star Game (Digitally Restored 60fps) Full Game Highlights
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- 5 blocked shots and 12 rebounds in 27 minutes. Wilt took only 3 shots this game to score 4 points but dominated defensively to help his underdog West squad try to beat the East.
Wilt would dominate any era.
Wilt is the greatest athlete in modern times.. stronger than Shaq- better scorer than Jordan- and more athletic than LeBron. Physically in a class by himself. He would dominate in today's game just as he did in his day.
Why don’t they In this Era give him the credit he deserves.
I have him number 2 to MJ
And the Argument can be made he’s number 1 GOAT
He’s definitely the greatest physical Specimen in Modern times. Last 100 years.
@@melvinstapleton6133 Classy, respectful comment. I have Wilt at number one, for the, more than outstanding rebounding, and shot blocking, and the assists, plus the scoring, in his scoring heyday. Not trying to argue, and I respect anybody's valid choice for their GOAT, as long as respect, like in your comment, is shown for my choice. Thanks.
I agree! He was an extraordinary athlete. Some of the stories about the various things he did were unbelievable. He could palm a bowling ball without putting his fingers in the holes. High jumping close to 7' using the scissors kick, triple jump, shot put, etc. He would have been the leading scorer if he had played as long as Kareem. Never fouling out of a game, dunking from the foul line, breaking a players foot after dunking, and the ball hit the opponents foot. Wilt was probably related to Hercules. I did here that he had a house on Mt. Olympus and use to have dinner with Zeus. G.O.A.T. 1. Wilt, 2. Jabbar, 3. Jordan, 4. Lebron, 5. Kobe. Remember, many rules of the game were changed because of Wilton Norman Chamberlain.
Facts!
He's not stronger than Shaq wat is wrong with you wilt stans ?? Who convinced yall that is true ???
Man that was fascinating to watch. The hustle to get the bounds, that pinpoint QB pass, the strength to toss aside that dude like he was a child, and all the blocks. Wilt would punish any era
Crazy thing that guy he threw was 6’6 235lb gus johnson who was considered the lbj of this time.
jj169327, 6’7”, Wilt dislocated Gus’ shoulder with a block in a game. Gus broke two backboards in his career, never done before.
Sup man I love your vids.
Im beginning to think the reason for all those boards and points is because his teammates missed a lot
Yet you still rank jordan at #1 when we both know wilt would dominate the 90s and 2000s
Nowadays: “Get that sh** outta here!”
Old days: “Don’t try that silly nonsense with me, young fella!”
Old days had way better manners
Victor I would say that it wasn’t as competitive back then, and there isn’t as much ego or media coverage as there is now.
@@KDSRirelandboy1 It was way more competitive back then.
nomibe2911 I mean, its hard to back that statement with facts, I suppose we don’t know how competitive it was, but like any game, there definitely was, and still is, competition, and competitiveness always follows. I would say the 80’s/90’s was the height of competitiveness, with a lot of rules trying to be implemented into the game to stop so much of the physicality that thrived off of the overly competitive spirit. You would get deliberate elbows flying into skulls, faces, necks, chests, anywhere it would really rattle someones cage. Just because you didn’t want to give up easy shots. Fair enough but the dirty actions weren’t necessary, unless you wanted to win.
Pride, Competitiveness, you can never say there wasn’t any competitiveness, but I honestly think the 60’s were not AS competitive.
You obviously haven't heard interviews with these people.
Chamberlain WAS "TOYING WITH THEM". The best in the league couldn't deal with him at all. The most DOMINANT PLAYER OF ALL TIME.
Holy Shit the quality is insane. Wish I could watch the whole thing.
After watching this footage, I could imagine how Wilt could put up outrageous rebounding numbers, as even late in his career he was the tallest, most athletic and had the highest reach of anyone. I would love to see footage that shows how dominant he was scoring the ball.
You want to see footage of how dominant Wilt was: ESPN's Sports Century Wilt Chamberlain.
Not enough people look at Wilt and how dominating he was.
This video's remastered quality looks great!
If Wilt had ever played angry my gooodness
Joshua C Connor honestly man if he played angry for his whole career damn might of ended a lot of people’s careers
Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA exactly like man he was the strongest nba player ever and for him not to use his full strength in his games must of been hard for him
Some asst manager was supposed to have said God in his infinite wisdom decided to make Wilt a nice person, which is just as well, because he could have killed us all with his left hand alone.
@@Lii_2325 wilt played hard but not angry...he didn't want to hurt anyone...very powerful man.
Peace...
When Wilt was angry, he took over games completely. For example, Kareem pissed off Wilt for what Wilt felt was a cheap shot to his teammate Happy Hairston under the basket while Hairston lay on the floor - Wilt was super pissed and a ref had to step between Wilt and Kareem. Wilt was essentially playing on one good knee after a nasty knee cap injury sustained in '69 but he still took over the game in the 4th and dominated Kareem. The Lakers won that game, the playoff series, and Wilt went on to be the finals MVP, leading the Lakers to the chip. True story.
The facial dunk at 6:08 was unbelievable. Blocking the all star game MVP "The Big O" at 6:31. How boring would this All Star game be without Wilt?
anyone who claims kareem was better than wilt is trippppppppin!!!!
Wilt block a bunch of jabbar skyhook
Jerry Smooth lol!! put Wilt in Kareem’s place in those lakers, same result if not more rings.
Jerry Smooth haha I don’t see Kareem scoring 100 points or getting 55 rebound
@@jerrysmooth24 baseball hall of fame does not throw away, babe ruth, ty cobb, walter Johnson, , etc etc stuff just because they got randy johnson, hank aaron,,willie mays, pete rose stuff,etc etc, i got great respect for George mikan, meil Johnson, Bob petitt 1950 basketball players
@@gheewhiz wilt played with hal greer nate thurmond guy rodgers and billy cunningham his teams were only marginally worse than bill russell's but he put stats above winning and lost wilt is probably the greatest athlete ever but not the greatest basketball player
That rebound at 1:58 😳 Wilt quick asf for a 7 footer
I love your channel. It’s making it easier for me and other people who weren’t around in the 60s to see Wilts Greatness. It’s also preserving footage and making it easier to see.
I don’t know how people keep disrespecting Wilt’s greatest. He is so quick and athletic. Wow
6:53 😱😆😆😆😆😆 Wilt threw dude into the stands with one arm 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Like he was a child, Gus Johnson? 6’7” 230?
Wilt bodies Gus Johnson out of the way at 2:02 for a layup, tries to dunk the ball onto Gus's head at 6:06, and then throws Gus off of the court at 6:48.
That's the same Gus Johnson that had his shoulder dislocated by Wilt when he tried to dunk on Chamberlain a couple years earlier. He had showed Wilt up on a slam. When he tried to do it a 2nd time, Wilt blocked the dunk by palming it and then ramming it right back into Johnson. Clean block. Wilt still palming the ball as they carried Gus off on a stretcher. Only man ever to have his shoulder dislocated on a blocked dunk attempt.
When Johnson got out of the hospital, he was asked if he'd try it again? He said absolutely! When Wilt got word of Johnson's comment, he said, "tell him I said that's a good way to lose an arm".
It's impressive that after all of that Gus Johnson is still making his way in comedy to this day. That man just doesn't know how to quit on himself.
@@VinylUnboxings Amen, too bad he passed away in '87, wish I could've met him.
@@mr.research4811 I think you're confused, he released a video on UA-cam recently
Bro if this was 1969 they were ballers
I'd love so much for a guy like him to destroy the league right now. I can see him with handles like a pg and 3s. Truly unstoppable.
Wilt Chamberlain was a freak of nature, he made look Giannis Antetokounmpo like an amateur.
So is giannis why u think they call him the greek freek
@@patricialucero1767 wilt is still bigger more athletic and more skilled than what Giannis will ever be
@@Rvench Lol old heads
@@patricialucero1767 I'm not old I just know the game better than you bud just watch some wilt highlights and do your research. He's the only player to ever to have multiple quintuple double games and that's when they didn't record blocks or steals
@@Rvench Lol I probably know more than you and how else are u supposed to know about players be an old school and watch the t.v to find your info you gotta do research if you dont know something only obvious ik probably more old players than you maybe not saying ik everything but ik a lot of ppl too like sam jones k.c jones walt Frazier all these goats in case you think I'm those kids who say lebron is the goat or something
i guess the velocity on that block on Robertson caused him to fall to the ground. LOL Reminds me of a James Hardhead flop. LOL
The speed at 7:20 omg. IDK any big that can run with a guard like that.
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@@jimsimpson3334 Bill Russell, Gene Wiley, LeRoy Ellis, Walter Dukes, Dwayne Deadmon, KG, etc
He was just jogging imagine if he actually ran
This was wilt chamberlain when he weighted like 300 pounds 275 pounds wilt chamberlain was even faster could jump much higher and was more agile
Great work. I would love a channel like this about Dr. J.
Excellent video once again. You did a methodical job with this once.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that video is a gold mine
Damn. Wilt is so big and tall compare to those other players.
Remarkable footage. OMG, that block on Oscar!
Wow, defense in an all-star game, who would have thought there was such a thing
Both teams played really hard on both ends. It was for pride against the other players, not a dunk demo.
They really played with pride during that era
Me.
Thurmond and Russell had triple-doubles in the all-star game at least once.
Russell in '65 and probably '63 as well(don't have block total yet, but pretty certain he did).
Thurmond in '67.
Forgiven Sinner did y’all watch the all star game this year
Greatest Physical Specimen Ever and it’s not close.
The video quality is surprisingly good
Love the restoration
what a force at both ends
Wow they were a lot better than I thought! Makes such a difference when it’s not old film!
That pass tho
Now thats an Allstars game, players took pride.! They actually played defense now compared to the 2024 Allstars game?
AMAZING content!!!
When they actually played defense and the all-star game wasn't a joke.
It used to be a fine and fun game to watch. I used to look forward to it.
The last 10 to 15 years or so it has truly become unwatchable.
Couldn; t pay. me to. watch an all star game baseball only good one
Wilt Chamberlain was the best center of all time he just did not play on great it's 7 when you got to play with Jerry west
He was already past his prime when he averaged 20 rebounds a game loan with 26 points per game. That's unheard today definitely the best center ever even right now and he still has 62 records that have not been brock
Man we need some more Hondo highlights!
Wilt's block of Big O should be number 1 on the most disrespectful blocks list. Hell, Wilt should dominate the entire list.
Wow this is way more competitive than all star games now
I would love to see a new wilt scouting video that compares how he is the goat and would have dominated any era. The strength, vertical, speed, endurance, and offensive dominance in a competitive era that wilt had easily makes him the goat in my opinion also his team was significantly worse than Russel’s Celtics.
It took the Sixers three years to put together a team around Wilt to beat the better established Celtic's team where players had been together for three ti eight years and when the Sixers did they had the best NBA regular season record to that point 68-14 and beat the Celtics to end the Celtic's successive stranglehold on title runs then the Sixers beat the Warriors for the title. I watched that Celtics v Sixers game as a little kid, it was the talk of the community.
Wilt throws 6'7 245 lb Gus Johnson off the court with a one handed mighty swipe! 😳. Unbelievable!
That part makes me laugh out loud each time I watch it.
Poor Oscar. Wilt would not let him have his way in this game.
Fresh video
New here but love the content
Wilts quick hands !
Great players could dominate any era...forget rules and pace and three point line...the greatest are the greatest! In my humble opinion my TOP 10 best ever to play the game are:
1 - Michael Jordan 2 - Wilt Chamberlain 3 - Bill Russel 4 - Kareem Abdul Jabbar 5 - Hakeem Olawjuon 6 - Larry Bird 7 - Magic Johnson 8 - Kobe Bryant 9 - Lebron James 10 - Shaquille O’Neal
I take in consideration how these athletes change the NBA forever...they were the most dominant, talented and best athletes overall...
P.S: I LOVE THIS GAME! 😀⛹🏾♂️🏀
Excellent list, except for one thing:
Why do you have Kobe ahead of Oscar? For me, if I'm making out a top-10 list, I cannot, and will not, exclude the Big O.
wilts teammates sucks. Everytime he blocks a shot or highly contest a shot for a miss. One of his teammates would not box out and give up a rebound or putback. WHich waste the effort wilt put in.
Story of his life
Very good video.
I love seeing wilt pass when he posts up
Lockdown defence from Wilt.
I dont think that screen wilt set at the 6:55 mark would work in todays era. LOL U cant just throw players out of the way.
Was that Gus Johnson?!
More Skittles I believe if I heard in one video it said back then there was only one ref on the floor so some players got away with stuff like that
Who’s gonna tell wilt chamberlain no, let’s be honest 😂
That reverse type screen, I’ve seen Julius Randle do that before when he was on the lakers
Throwing a man like a ragdoll lol
The SuperAthlete
It's too bad they didn't record blocked shots in the NBA back then. I'm willing to bet Wilt may have averaged at least 6 to 8 blocks a game. At least for a season or two.
@Wilfri Castillo Update on this subject:
Found strong evidence to support LeRoy Ellis probably averaging 6-8 bpg with Baltimore in 66-67 & 67-68
@@mr.research4811 really? I never heard of him.
@6:09 Dr J take notes,Wilt power stuffs it down.
I truly enjoy these old games BUT....i am fifty 😆.
Did anybody notice, that The Big O tried to push Wilt off with his left arm when Wilt blocked him? He only caused Wilt to come down a little off balance, but he almost landed in the cheap seats, himself.
if Wilt was only a bully like shaq the goat debate wouldn't even exist
Wilt totally looked like he was padding his stats where every-time he got the ball it was like I don't want it....
How you have all thesw videos?
Who is the warrior next to Wilt in pre game intros?
I wonder if Elgin Baylor would have been in the top 5 scorers of all time if he started at the age of 19 instead of 24
I’ve always thought that the court looks so weird without the three point line 😂
The truth is the NBA doesn't need a 3 point line. It would be just as popular without it.
TheGoldeagle99 No it wouldn’t lol. If being excitement to the game. There is a reason the 70’s were the least popular era in the NBA and got a ressurgance in the 80’s when the line was added
@@harrischoudhary I respect your opinion fam. They got it from the ABA. I'm not against the 3 point line. Being honest though the NBA gained popularity mainly through other means, although I'll admit the addition of the 3 point line was a part of it.
TheGoldeagle99 👍
Nice
I love that new AI's can do this amazing stuff
6:44 😭😭😭😭😭
Avg 20 rebs a gm....
For his CAREER! He & the great Russell. Kareem damn near stopped rebounding once Magic joined Lakers.
Big Dipper!
Elgin Baylor could have built a house with all those bricks.
His scoring kept the West in the game, in tandem with Wilt's defense. Wilt and Baylor were the two most impactful players on the West in a positive way. These are just Wilt's highlights of course, to show his rebounds so you'll see his teammates or the other team miss a lot
@@WiltChamberlainArchive Oh I know Baylor was great. Just poking some fun at him in this particular video. I mean he missed a wide open free throw line shot. Everyone has their bad moments though. I was also really impressed with Havlichek. I have only ever seen a little tape on him and man is he efficient
Elgin baylor was close to retirement
Un basket muy arcaico
Yeah, but millennials said that Wilt played against a bunch of nobodies...They don't know shit about basketball and all NBA eras.
Wilt in those days took an almost perverse pleasure in not scoring.
And they say that isn't competition wdym that's actually real competition
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If the whole game isn't shown then I don't feel interested.
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ibrahim sheikh no ur not
Wilt had no offensive game from what I am studying here. Very little variety and he barely scored. Every time he got the ball in the post he passed🤦🏻🤷🏻 I thought he was this “force” and why is nobody dunking 🤷🏻
Why would you pick a game that he scores 4 points to figure out his offensive game? He only even attempted 4 shots the entire game. He was trying to defend and let guys like Elgin and Caldwell get hot. A strategy he leaned on more and more in his Lakers years as he tried to adjust to playing with a forward that needed the lane to stay open (so he had to stay out of the post more than he ever did on his Warriors and Sixers teams). He also had nothing to prove as far as scoring goes, he had every record. He was trying alternative ways of playing that might or might not lead to more team wins. It paid off because he got another ring in 72 playing this way you see him doing in this game for most of that season.
@@WiltChamberlainArchive he looked confused on what to do. Like he wouldn’t put the ball on the floor and back anyone down like shaq did
@@Pitbull_expert common kid if you want to study he's offense don't watch this video.. Wilt stopped scoring after his 6th/7th year in the league and he totally converted into a playmaking defensive center.. if you want his offense try to find footage from when Wilt was younger.. where he almost never dunked and was instead shooting Fadeaway and mid range hookshots
Casual
@Pitbull_expert rules were different back them shaq would fouls out in the 60s you couldn't bully people in the pain
Wilt stands out as a giant but you also have to consider the level of other so called all stars. A bunch of guys playing YMCA ball just bricking everything, even a simple jumpers and no wonder you have guys avg 30 rpg, when they shoot below 40%. Oh and there were like 9 teams in the league and 2 all-star teams so pretty much any decent players were an all star.
That's not how I'd sum up his peers, they were all-time greats themselves. These specific clips are highlighting Wilt's production in the game including his rebounds, so of course we will be seeing other players miss. That's how he got his rebounds. They made a lot of great shots too.
@@WiltChamberlainArchive I think it was a different game altogether, and there were a lot of better athletes that never got a chance to play in those days. But as you might know, in the 60's, the game avg'd 110 plus shots plus game and players shot aorund 40%, except those few special players like Wilt. On the other hand, Wilt was probably avg'ing close to 10 blocks in his prime. I had a lot of respoect for Russel and Wilt simply by reading their careers and stories, but to be honest after watching archieves, basketball before 70's too different to compare to modern day basketball. You throw a player like Shaq in the middle of that, he can do things that wilt did easily and possibly more. Wilt was one of his inspiration no doubt thorugh. Thanks for the video.
Where did you get that they shot below 40%? 1967 the year Wilt won a championship the league average was .441, while in 1997 it was .455.. Sure he got more rebounds due to pace, but even with stats adjusted that aren't 100% accurate have him as putting up elite numbers today.
You really need to do more research, players from that era are much better than you realize. And less teams wasn't a good thing, the season would be much more hectic today if the top players faced each other 8 times in a regular season.
Centers from that era
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Kobe talking about Baylor
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Baylor highlight
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West
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Archibald
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The Pearl
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Frazier
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Cousy
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Robertson
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Barry
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Random guard that was never an all star, or got a lot of minutes
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Nba rim's and backboards are alot better today than 1960s
Bron would AVERAGE 60ppg in this league, easily.
Wilt must have the greatest tip ball win percentage in NBA history.
Muresan was 7’7 or 7’6 what do you expect
Prob not because he had to jump ball against Bill Russell so often
@Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA Nate Robinson blocked him once from behind, do you really think that he could win 1 jump ball against Yao though?
@@pet3r387 Actually Nate was right in from him, Yao got over confident tho
@Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA I am not dumb. Just inbecile.
Chamberlain going after those loose balls like a guard!
He passes way better than some guards in today’s league.
Aaron Hensley because of willing to pass...
"Don't bring that mess in here, son."
time stamp?
Wilt's hands were very active in this game.
Can you imagine how many blocks he would have had if they recorded them in his day
More than anybody else, I'm pretty certain. My regular season estimate is between 10,000-11,000.
@David Mutchler Quite possibly so, especially including playoff games.
@MDO
If Wilt were playing today, I'm certain he would neutralize the three point shooting on which so many teams rely.
Watch the vids in slo-mo of him blocking. Most of them were short range and he'd jump up just as the shot was released and still get the block. Threes take a lot longer to get to the basket so he'd be able to just position himself near the basket and either catch the ball or block it. And being the smart player he was, never goal tend.
Didn't expect that full court pass
Have you got the footage of Wilt talking about how he could suit up now and go kick everyone's ass from the 1995 All-star game? Or it might've been 94, but I'm sure it was 95.
maniac1075 it doesn’t matter 94, 95. I believe it.
NBA all star game they played defense
GREAT WORK SIR GREAT VIDEO.....WILT CHAMBERLAIN ARCHIVE!!!!!
Notice how both teams played good dee-fense?
3:48 that pass tho
Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA *wes unseld. That’s where love got it from.
275 pounds my ass....he was pushing 315 during his Lakers days
JUST A BEAST
Correct. Chick Hearn pointed it out regularly during his broadcasts.
It's insane to even imagine Wilt Chamberlain going at 100% this is him going hard enough that he doesn't hurt anybody. And him actually being a major team player involving everyone and not trying to be the team super star
I love Russ and he's a great champion, but he's no match for Wilt....it's not even close. That block of Oscar is exactly what would happen to MJ if he came into the paint against Wilt.
Been subbed for years 🙌 happy to see you upload
@Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA wow
Over 100 points with no 3-point line, that's a good game.
Golden days of all.star games
❤️ oldies star nba basketball games, 1960s/ 1970s,, dr.j used put on a magic show
They don't play NBA finals today with this intensity Wilt knocked Big O to the ground with a ferocious block. GOAT
Yes. Oscar tried to push him off with his left arm and paid for it. Big mistake.
Wilt wasn't even trying he didn't wanted to end Oscar Robertson career
Even when Oscar called Goaltending he said his peace quick and was back on defense. Replay shows no goaltending.
This video only reinforces my opinion that Wilt would dominate in today's Era with the same dominance he displayed during his career. His strength, endurance, athleticism, IQ, skill, is more than any era could contain. He is probably the greatest physical specimen we have ever seen on film.
Just look at the amount of hand checking. Way way different game.
annoys me when people discredit the older game without paying respect to the evolution that was possible because of these pioneers.
I used to be like that until I started watching vids like this. I think overall obviously the players today are more athletic as a whole but I didn’t realize how athletic players like Wilt and Bull Russell were regardless of the time.
@@americaninsurgent4403 And that's actually the league and, I hate to say this, NBA TV's fault as well. They don't want to broadcast old games from that era, perhaps for fear of making today's talent look bad, even though there are numerous full games available. I do commend you for doing your research on something like this though, kudos.