Chamberlain and O'Neal are recognized as NBA super centers who have dominated their respective eras. O'Neal has three consecutive titles, And Chamberlain has 100 points in a single game. Who of these two centers has the better talent. It is estimated that many people will say that it is O'Neill, after all, Chamberlain is too ancient, so what is the truth, after comparison, you naturally have the answer.
O'Neill and Chamberlain are both 2.16 meters tall, but Chamberlain has an arm span of 2.34 meters and O'Neal is 2.31 meters. Palm size, Chamberlain 29.2cm, O'Neal 27.9cm, both belong to the giant palm players. It can be seen that whether it is the arm span or the size of the palm, or Chamberlain is a little better.
Then look at the shoulder width, and when O'Neill and Chamberlain take a picture together, it is clear who has the better shoulder width. Even if the twilight Chamberlain meets the prime-aged O'Neill, the shoulder width is obviously better. The proportion of leg length is also better than Chamberlain, and as far as Chamberlain's long legs are concerned, it feels like it is about 1 meter 5.
Looking at dynamic talent again, it takes 5.6 seconds to sprint 40 yards O'Neal and 4.6 seconds for Chamberlain. In terms of bounce, Chamberlain's limit is more than 1 meter, and O'Neill's is about 90cm. Chamberlain almost touched the upper edge of the rebound, while O'Neal could only be a quasi-flat frame, and the bounce was obviously stronger for Chamberlain.
The most admired strength of the center is obviously chamberlain's better. O'Neal has broken the basket, which has something to do with his huge weight. Chamberlain is not as heavy as O'Neal, but he can easily lift more than 100 pounds of adult men like dolls, which is really magical. If Chamberlain had the current way of training, the strength would certainly not be lost to O'Neal.
Through comparison, it can be seen that in addition to the absolute superiority of weight O'Neal, whether it is static or dynamic talent, Chamberlain is always a little stronger. The talent of the two of them is still stronger than Chamberlain, and it is estimated that many people did not expect that this ancient god was better than O'Neal, no wonder he was known as the "Emperor of Basketball"!