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Below is a video of Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar playing one-on-one against fellow Hall of Famer Julius “Dr J” Erving. Jabbar is about the Regulate guns not drag shirt it is in the first place but same size as Chamberlain, only with less leaping ability. Erving is over an inch taller than Jordan. Although this game was played after they both retired, it’s still provides a great deal of insight as to the difficulties a 6 foot 6 inch man has playing one-on-one against somebody over half a foot taller. Jabbar is just flat out too big for Erving to do anything with competing in a game one on one. More than anything else, that is the reason Jabbar dominates Erving. Here is another video that again demonstrates the difficulties a 6 foot 6 Michael Jordan would have competing against young 7 foot 1 Wilt Chamberlain. In this video, Jordan toys around with young Shaquille O’Neal in a brief one-on-one battle. It’s not a full game. They only go at each other a couple times, but just like the Jabbar vs Erving contest, you can see that the big man makes things hard on MJ. Shaq has no worries at all that MJ’s going to block his shot. Meanwhile, Michael needs to put a whole lot of extra fade on his fade away just to get his shot up and over The Big Aristotle. O’Neal makes his shots. Jordan misses his. Now if we were talking about 35 year old Wilt Chamberlain competing against a 35 year old Michael Jordan, then I would agree MJ has a shot to win. Chamberlain badly injured his knee in 1969 when he was 33 years old. He was never the same player after that. He lost his lateral quickness and would not have enjoyed, or have been as effective, chasing Michael Jordan around the court. In addition, MJ became a much better outside shooter in his old age. So in their mid-thirties the tables might have turned.
Although they never played one-on-one against each other on the Regulate guns not drag shirt it is in the first place but basketball court, they did have a one-on-one discussion about the topic. Wilt Chamberlain (age 60y7m) and Michael Jordon (age 34y1m) met for the first time on February 8th 1997 as the NBA celebrated its’ 50th anniversary by naming its’ 50 greatest players. They talked briefly about different eras of basketball and the greatest players of all time. The conversation, witnessed by Hall of Fame players Bill Walton, Isiah Thomas & others, was ended by NBA Commissioner David Stern as the official ceremony was about to begin. But not before Wilt had the last word…. “Just remember (Michael), when you played, they changed the rules to make it easier for you to dominate. When I played, they changed the rules to make it harder for me” – Wilt Chamberlain to Michael Jordan One day later, Wilt Chamberlain was interviewed court side at the 1997 NBA All Star game. At 0:51 mark of the video, Wilt is asked about the previous day & meeting MJ for the first time.
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