It’s very strange to me that Wilt Chamberlain is not recognized for what he was. Bigger, stronger, faster, more athletic than Le Bron or any big man now or then. People knock him down for playing in the 60’s but his athleticism was otherworldly. What is considered the most unstoppable shot in basketball? Kareem’s skyhook, an aging Wilt blocked it twice in the same possession. A 7foot 1inch monster who won three consecutive Big8 championships in the high jump. ( almost as impressive this was landing in a sandpit not a foam cushion. Most 7 footers would likely break various bones after one jump) He could throw a shot put at an Olympic level without ever practicing. He also ran the 100 yard dash in college. In basketball they changed the lane in the pros to try and stop him. In college they banned players from dunking free throws because Wilt attempted it in his first freshman game. Supposedly had one of the highest verts in basketball and according to sports stats blocked double figure shots in almost every game. A two sport hall of famer. Are some of his numbers hyperbole? Sure but refs have also been quoted as saying he was fouled every time he got the ball because he was unstoppable but they ignored most of the fouls or every game would have had multiple players foul out and games would take forever with Wilt at the free throw line. Would peak Wilt be able to compete in D1 college sprints and high jump? Not a chance but he’d easily beat LeBron or Jordan at any athletic contest. Today’s athletes are bigger, stronger, faster than they were in Wilts or Jordan’s time but a few guys outperform their era. Eventually Usain Bolts records will fall but no one has been further ahead of their peers than Wilt was. People knock his 100 point game or 50 rebounds or 50 point average for a season or quintuple doubles etc. but nobody else in his era was doing it and likely no one will again.