Wilt Chambelain was the greatest NBA basketball player

He made great statements but he has clearly lost this debate. Here's why:Contention 1: Through my analysis I have clearly shown, Wilt and not Michael Jordan, had the easiest path to greatness. It took extra effort on Jordan's part, because he didn't have the players playing for him, he didn't have his team play through him. In Jordan's playing days, NO coach would ever tell him team to miss free throws intentionally, so the stat level for another player would be higher. It's not smart basketball and is detrimental to the team, but that's not the argument here. The argument is that instead of having 4 people play for him, whether legal or not, Jordan made his accomplishments by himself, with a greater difficulty in the game. Meaning he had to be a better player than Wilt. Contention 2: 60+, sorry I had a typo, for Jordan. Now, here is the first place you went wrong, by stating the 100 point game. Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game had ridiculous numbers. Over the course of the entire game Wilt Chamberlain took 63 shots and shot 32 free throws. In a 4 quarter game without overtime, the most shots Jordan has ever taken was 43 and the most free throws was 27. This means Wilt shot 20 more shots than Jordan ever did, and 5 more Free Throws a game than he did. The issue comes down to, did Wilt score 100 points and how did he do it? Yes, he did set the all time record for scoring, but it also took the most shots by any player in a single game in history to accomplish it. So to use that as a point is irrelevant to this debate. Contention 3: I win this because defense in Michael's day was proven to be tougher than defense in Wilt Chamberlain's days, which hampered the ability of Michael to perform at the same level. Pro agreed that the defenses in Michael's day were tougher, so you have to look at this as a winning argument for negative. And finally to the random arguments that have finally been titled as "Teams". Pro claims this is his favorite part of the round, but unfortunately for Pro, this is where the Con side passes the stage to the fat lady so she can sing. Pro goes through and talks about some of the players mentioned above and then lists some players that Wilt and Jordan faced. Then he continues on to elaborate about the extensive hall-of-famers Wilt had to face in his day. Well let's have a look at some of the hall of famers that Jordan faced. Jordan:Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Julius Erving, Hakeem Olajuwan, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, Tim Duncan, Karl Malone, Allen Iverson, Charles Barkley, Moses Malone, Dominique Wilkins, John Stockton, Steve Nash, Clyde Drexler, David Robinson, Isiah Thomas, Jason Kidd, Patrick Ewing, James Worthy, Kevin Garnett, George Gervin, Kevin McHale, Robert Parish, Reggie Miller, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, Alonzo Mourning, Dikembe Mutombo, and the list goes on. .. and on. .. .. .. and on that is just 29 there, don't believe me? Tim Hardaway, Penny Hardaway, Mark Price, etc. Now we are at 32, and I can still name moreFat Lady: Lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala. .. .. .Connnnnnnnnnnn issss the Victorrrrrrrrrrrrrr! !! *opera voice*Thanks once again for this debate, Pro, but the fat lady has just sung, it's all over. Vote for this debate should clearly go to Con.