Why Kareem And Wilt HATED Each Other
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Published 2024-04-25
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All Comments (21)
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Did not expect Pat Riley to pop up in this 😂yoooo he’s got like the best life . Played with Wilt & Jerry West vs Kareem , Coached Magic Johnson & Kareem ( if I’m not mistaken ) , Coached Shaq & Dwade , formed The Lebron Big 4 , Unleased Playoff Jimmy & Drafted Bam . Like he don’t miss
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Crazy how everything is happening the same😂. Nowadays oldheads say that NBA is soft now and here we can clearly see that Wilt is calling out the softened competition for Jabbar lmao. Some things never change.
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That Wilt spit-rain joke was crazy 💀
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I dont think Wilt ever hated Kareem. Kareem had his issues with Wilt and given the cirumstance of the time, probably justifiably so, but I don't think it rose to level of hate. They didnt like each other, but hate is a strong word that I dont believe applies.
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Kareem’s storyline reads like a sports video game plot !!😂
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As Kareem quoted, "I never hated Wilt, just his politics." Wilt hated Kareem because he just wanted to be the best after being overshadowed by Bill Russell's success. Secret Base made a Beef History video about the two.
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So basically this whole beef started cause Wilt's ego was struck due to Kareem breaking his record & Wilt wanted the recognition of being better than Kareem
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I think it's because Kareem was more humble and had less of an ego
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Wilt loved the bunnies
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Kareem is a worthy legend. I feel honored that i grew up and could see his games live on tv. Bummed that i never got a chance to see him playing in person 😔
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It's news to me that Kareem had so much good things to say about Wilt (for one, I didn't know that most of the women Wilt was with that Kareem met weren't after the money and were genuinely charmed by his rizz) before their relationship got sour. Wilt is gone years ago but I do hope despite his grievances, Kareem has already forgiven him deep down.
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One of the greatest rivalries in the 70s 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
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These guys had a SERIOUS beef that lasted for a couple of decades. I'm glad that they could bury the hatchet before Wilt's untimely death. I think part of it was generational difference. Chamberlain came of age during a more conservative era; Kareem came of age during the Sixties in a time of national turmoil. When Wilt backed Nixon in 1968 and again in 1972, that was the last straw for Kareem, who was borderline Socialist at that time. And this isn't to even touch on their on-court rivalry. Wilt might have enjoyed a few years on top after Bill Russell retired- but here came Kareem.
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