"He was the strongest human being who ever lived. Nobody was ever stronger than Wilt." Related: The origin of Wilt Chamberlain's 20,000 women story: "That’s 2.3 girls per day" ...

"My theory is that there are four really important numbers in Wilt Chamberlain's life. In ascending order: 0 for the number of times he fouled out, 50 for the number of points he averaged for one ...

In Wilt's case, his long list of records ... However, no matter how otherworldly Chamberlain was on the court, he was a human capable of making bad decisions.

Bob Benner remembers his one-on-one encounter with Wilt Chamberlain. How could he forget it? Nearly 46 years later, people still remind him of it constantly. During the course of Overbook High’s ...

In an eighth grade U.S. history class last fall, Janai Meschery read a poem by her father titled “The Legend,” which mentioned an NBA milestone from March 2, 1962, when Wilt Chamberlain scored ...

As large as Wilt Chamberlain loomed over the game of basketball, his 100-point performance on March 2, 1962, in Hershey, Pennsylvania, might loom even larger. It’s an achievement so incredible ...

In addition to the first 30-20-20 game in NBA history, Jokic's 22 assists are the most all-time by a center in a single game, breaking a single-game record set by Wilt Chamberlain in 1968.

Wilt Chamberlain was always bigger than life, a mythical giant. At 7-foot-1 he was the most dominating offensive big man in basketball history. Although his accomplishments were often credited to ...