It's an interesting question, and I've been following the discussion of the strongest center forward. O'Neill and Chamberlain, both of whom are all-time center forwards, are extremely talented.
First, let's take a look at O'Neill. He's very physical, with a lot of muscle and strength, which makes him extremely dominant under the basket. At the same time, he has a very flexible footwork and an excellent basketball IQ, and is able to play opponents with great skill. In addition, he also has a big heart, and he is ruthless at critical moments, and has staged a stunner in the game many times.
Then, let's look at Chamberlain. His talent can be said to be unmatched. He has super physical attributes and excellent basketball skills, and is able to dominate the game with ease on the court. He has set numerous records, including a 100-point record in a single game and a rebounding record of 55 rebounds in a single game. At the same time, he has very good passing and defensive skills, and can contribute to the team in all aspects.
After comparison, it was found that O'Neill and Chamberlain are both very talented, and each has its own merits. O'Neill is more focused on a combination of strength and technique, while Chamberlain is more focused on a combination of physical fitness and technique. They are all talented enough to make them all-time center-forwards, and who is better depends on which angle to evaluate them. If you look at the dominance under the basket and the performance in the key moments, I think O'Neal is better, and if you look at the record and all-round performance, I think Oxlade-Chamberlain is the better one.
In conclusion, the battle for the strongest center is a question that will never be answered, because each center has its own characteristics and strengths. We, as fans, should appreciate their talent and performances and cheer for their great games.