Wilt Chambelain was the greatest NBA basketball player

Thank you for your arguments, Pro. They are pretty decent arguments I believe, but I clearly have won them, and that is why you lose this debate. Contention 1: DifficultyThe difficulty of the game doesn't come from the things Wilt brought to the game, it came from the outside sources around him that allowed him to play in such a great fashion that he did. As stated in the earlier arguments of this round about his team playing for him, missed tip in calls, etc... these show how the game was much easier for Wilt to play at a higher level as compared to Jordan, who had a harder time, but was still able to play at a level GREATER than Chamberlain. Take this analogy for example, if the basketball rim diameter in Wilt's days were 3 feet and the the rims in Jordan's days were 1 foot in diameter, the game would be harder. Therefore, Jordan would have to be better to do the same at a more difficult level.Contention 2: Minutes playedI understand I that you said you won't refer to each contention specifically, but by this you are dropping this contention, meaning it shall be considered a winning argument for con. But, now onto why this is a winning issue for Con. As shown in minutes played Jordan and Wilt both had their stats calculated over the time period of 36 minutes in game, which in fact showed Jordan produced better scoring than Wilt did while in for the same time on the court. Wilt's minutes played per game were 45.8 and Jordan finished with 38.3 MPG. This shows that Wilt's absurd tallies for games compared to Jordan's were because he did it in more minutes played. One could only reminisce over what Jordan could have done in some of his 70+ point games had he played 7 more minutes. Contention 3: Scores of Some GamesI understand that you also didn't attack this contention, which is a responsibility of you, so you lose this contention as well. However, Con still wins this issue in another way. In Wilt Chamberlain's playing days defense was at a minimum. Meaning he could score and do basically whatever he wanted at any time. This gave Wilt another unfair advantage against Jordan who had to play in a defensive era. I mean just look at some of the Knicks Pacers games, absolutely crazy. Since Jordan played Greater than Wilt against better defenses, he must be looked to undoubtedly as better than him. On the final statement about Awards and accomplishments:I'll give you the fact that the Defensive teams were established a little late in Wilt's career. However I will not let the fact that you challenge the teams Jordan faced in the championship, and refer to them as weak. Jordan played against tough teams in the West and in the East, when he was trying to make it to the title game. Just look at some of the stats and players for the teams Jordan faced in the title series:1990-91 Championship vs the Los Angeles Lakers:2 All-Time Greats: Magic Johnson and James WorthyStat Line: 2nd in opponent's points allowed per game with 99.6, 5th overall in offensive rating, and 5th overall in defensive rating1991-92 Championship vs The Portland Trail Blazers:1 All-Time Great and 1 Key Player: Clyde Drexler and Terry PorterStat Line: 4th in Points Per Game with 111.4, 7th in Offensive Rating, 3rd in Defensive Rating1992-93 Championship vs The Phoenix Suns: 1 All-Time Great and 1 Key Player: Charles Barkley and Dan MajerleStat Line: 1st in Points Per Game scored, 1st in Offensive Rating, 9th in Defensive Rating1995-96 Championship vs The Seattle Supersonics:2 All Time Greats: Gary Payton and Shawn KempStat Line: 2nd in Points Per Game scored, 2nd in Defensive Rating, and 8th in Offensive Rating1996-97 and 1997-98 Championships against the Utah Jazz2 All-Time Greats: John Stockton and Karl MaloneStat Line: 96-97(2nd in Points per game, 2nd in Offensive Rating, and 9th in Defensive Rating), 97-98(3rd in Points Per Game Scored, 1st in Offensive Rating)http://www.nba.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...http://www.basketball-reference.com...As you can see from the players mentioned above, Jordan didn't play "cakewalk" teams. He played against some of the all time greats in the league during the title games. This doesn't include the difficult teams he had to play just to reach the tile games out of the East. From the contentions mentioned above and from the fact Jordan played great teams, It is understood that he faced tough challenges. With this being said, Con clearly has the lead and win in this debate.