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- The NBA's all-time blocks leaders highlight the defensive prowess of players who have made a significant impact in protecting the rim. Hakeem Olajuwon, a legendary center, holds the top spot on the list with an impressive 3,830 career blocks. Dikembe Mutombo, known for his shot-blocking and finger-wagging celebrations, follows closely with 3,289 blocks. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, an all-time great, rounds out the top three with 3,189 blocks. These shot-blocking titans not only altered the course of games but also left an indelible mark on the league's defensive legacy. Their ability to protect the paint and deny opponents at the rim solidifies their places among the NBA's all-time blocks leaders.
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I did the math for Wilt’s blocks, and since he averaged 8.8 blocks per game his last 112 games, and he played 1075 games, if we take into fact that he at LEAST blocked 8.8 shots his career, he would have 9,460 blocked shots. Incredible.
He played against a bunch of 6 foot guys with no fundamentals.
@@JustLikeHeaven77 Do some research man. Guys from the 60s really weren’t plumbers and firemen like people say they were.
@@nickchumbler13
Your saying the players on the 8 teams in the 60s could compete with Shaq, Hakeem, Duncan, MJ, Kobe, Magic or Bird?
Patrick Ewing, Dennis Rodman or David Robinson could shut Wilt or Russell down.
@@JustLikeHeaven77 You only play one game at a time. In a 10 team NBA, the 120 best players in the world are there. In a 30 team NBA, they have to reach down to the 360th best player to fill the rosters up. Yes, centers like Bill Russell, Willis Reed, Nate Thurmond, Wes Unseld, Bob Lanier, Elvin Hayes, Walt Bellamy, and that guy named Kareem would be all-stars today. Funny you should mention Shaq and Ewing, the handshake during the "NBA's 50 Greatest" was hilarious, and highlighted how much bigger and stronger Wilt was than Shaq, and Ewing standing there looked like an absolute shrimp in comparison to Wilt.
@@tunanorth
Doesn't matter; Ewing and Shaq were more physical. Hakeem and Robinson were more skilled.
Yao Ming was the real beast. Had he not been from China and under Chinese Professional Sports rules, he would be the GOAT center. They ran that poor man into the money machine ground.
Wilt and Russell were great, but they are not in my top 5.
I got...
pg Hakeem
sg Kareem
sf Yao
c Shaq
pf Moses
lol.
Actually, Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain should be at the very top of this list. Why? The NBA didn't start recording blocks as an official statistic until the 1973-74 season. Russell and Chamberlain by casual observations are the two most prolific shot blockers of all time.
Shit blockers eh?
@@chiarosuburekeni9325 lol🤣. Thanks for the correction!
@@khalifahmuhammad1574 They could be shit blockers, whenever someone would go for the layup, they would block it and say "get that shit outta here!"
@@silvertigerhd7401 lmao
If only Hakeem played 3 more year I think he would got 4,000 block
Hakeem was great at blocking shots as well as altering shots. The Dream is horribly under rated as an all time great center. I firmly believe that Hakeem could hang with any center of any era.
he is that good, nobody complain he was the 1st pick in the same Jordan Draft, Hakem the dream
I would pick him before kareem or wilt...
@@gabrielgreff5911 maybe before Wilt but it’s close between Hakeem and Kareem. I feel like they are very similar.
Easily, he is the most complete center ever
I feel privileged to have watched him play. I took it for granted and wish i would have watched more.
The Dream was a blocking machine. See the Towers are 5 and 6 respectively. Was fun to watch. Great video
Good to see the Gasol brothers on the list.
Dream's record may never be broken because half the shots in the game have moved past the three-point line.
Yes they should have found some films of games featuring Chamberlain and Russell and after viewing many of them for each, using a logician and statistician to come up with a reasonable guesstimate. I’m sure both would blow away Olajuwon
They did. Chamberlain averaged 8.8 blocks in 113 games, and Russell averaged 7.9 blocks in a similar number.
Wow! That top 10 is amazing! Hakeem sooo much more than #2!?!?
THE DR34M
One of my favorite player Hakeem the dream olajuwon was a leader of shot blocks that was a great accomplishment by an NBA player and beside that he can also defend, rebound,steals and scores.
Wilt probably had 5000
Against who tho....quality over quantity. Ask Michael Jordan.
@@pickzkickz against the best of his time
Wilt and Russell doubled up all these dudes
I knew MJ would lead all guards in blocks
Technically MJ spent a lot of time playing small forward in later part of his career with the wizards
No question Wilt and Bill are #1 and #2 by a mile. The only question remains, is Nate Thurmond actually #3, or is it Kareem if you add-in the blocks he had in the 4 years he played before they were counted.
Hakeem is #1...he blocked Kareem Shaq Jordan...not paper boys.
@@pickzkickz Wilt blocked Nate Thurmond, who Kareem said was better than Hakeem. Also Willis Reed, Walt Bellamy, Wes Unseld, Bob Lanier, Elvin Hayes, Russell of course, and famously blocked Kareem's skyhook often, including twice in a row during a key playoff game. You can read about those 7-foot [except for Unseld] paperboys on the HOF page. Hakeem is #5 at best.
@@pickzkickz Wilt had insane block numbers. Just look them up. If the league recorded blocks when Wilt and Russell played, both of them would be at the top. Especially Wilt. Even if Wilt played now, what makes you think it would be different? Wilt was a very athletic player. Look up his track and field numbers, for someone who was 6'11" when he ENTERED high school, his numbers are wild. Name the centers who will give you a 440 yard dash in 49 seconds like Wilt did. Bill and Wilt were athletically gifted and had guard speed as big men. Nothing is stopping you from knowing all of this. Yes Hakeem is #1 in all-time blocks, but he is not the best shot-blocker. And if Wilt and Bill had their blocks recorded, they would be 1 and 2.
It should be on top Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain.. if only blocks were recorded earlier.. Boston went that far in terms of Championships because of the defense of Bill.
I see the blippi's show with Andre Drummond
The Dream #1
Wilt I estimated about 10 and Russell about 6, so Wilt's could be about 3 times Akeems.
Where are the stats for Wilt's blocks?
How did you make this video?
Wade all time guard
Hakeem was so much a good defender he toppled mount mutumbo by almost 600 blocks
Well If not for wasting prime years in.the Navy David Robinson would be #2 for sures. Mutombo got a really late start as well.
Anyone who really knows basketball knows Wilt and Bill are one and two with Wilt blocking probably twice as many as Bill. Also both were high jump champions in college and Bill was Olympic level. These two would dominate in any era and it wouldn't be close. Shaq wouldn't be able to bully anyone in Wilts era because of the more strict rules. Wilt in Shaqs era would be even more dominant probably averaging 40 points 25 rebounds 12 blocks per game minimum. Who the hell is going to stop him. I say nobody.
plus wilt in later stages of his career was shooting 20 feet jump shots
Not in my house!
Mt. Mutombo is #1 in All-time blocks
Was wondering where Momtombo was lol 😆
Will gobert be top20?
Mj
沒有科比？
Where is Mugsey Bouges
These #s are much higher
dude you lied throughout the whole video
Y'all skipped a whole BUNCH of dudes on this list. Should've went with top 50 only.
Im.waiting for kobe
Patrick Ewing as more blocks then shaq
3rd
Charles Barkley 888. Why is your list wrong and missing players?
Put some respect on hakeem Olajuwon
2nd
Wait
elton brand is a pg and hes on the top 20 wtf
KK Sanchez Elton brand was a center and then power forward never a point guard
Elton Brand is a PF not a PG
where is ja morant
4th
1st
5th
Todos sabemos que wilt fuera N1
Wade is number 1 not mj this list is inaccurate
Another stat where LeBron leads Jordan, blocks, assists, rebounds and scoring. The statistics don't.
6th
such a lie Kobe,Wilt, and bill should be top 3
Mans said Kobe
@@thatguy1763 yeah cuz kobe blockd like 2000 people in his carrer
Kobe?🤡
@@chestermoss2679 who do you think bozo
@@robinatef4735 Kobe ain't nowhere near on 2000 blocks 🤡