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I've been blessed to see a lot of talented big men like Kareem and Olajuwon, but no big man compares to Shaq because he could rebound, run the floor, block shots, pass, dribble and finish like no other big man the NBA had ever seen or will ever see. IMO, he's the most talented, well-rounded big man to ever play the game.

I’ve seen Wilt, Kareem, Bill Russell and all the others since. This kid Wembanyama might pass them all up.

Wilt was the best I’ve ever seen. Olajuwon might be the best overall footwork of any center to ever play the game. I consider him a 4 though. He dominated Shaq in that finals.

Shaq wasn’t better than Olajuwon in footwork, rebounding, blocked shots and shooting.

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Posted by 31TIGERS

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Posted on 2/14/24 at 10:21 pm to Tiger1988

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Insert :you serious Clark: gif

GTFO of here with all that crap.

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Posted by tigahlovah

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Posted on 2/15/24 at 6:34 am to Tiger1988

Shaq would have stuffed the basketball AND Wilt into the basket. He was just as tall, EVERY BIT if not more athletic, and had 75 pounds on "the stilt".

And don't even get me started about all those 6-9 honkey YMCA rejects Wilt played against. What were there five 7 footers in the NBA, including Wilt back in his day???? There were 1-2 on EVERY TEAM when Shaq played. What would Shaq have done against Eddie Haskel (with the tape on his glasses), and the gang????

Yes, Olajuwon OUTPLAYED Shaq in the 93 finals, but it was hardly domination, you can check the stats.

Also, if Nick Anderson, who was a 75-80% ft shooter, hits ONE OF FOUR fts in the final minute of game 1, Kenny Smith can't nail that 3 at the buzzer to send it to ot, and now you have a COMPLETELY different series, and the Magic very well may have won the title that year.

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