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However, the only NBA player in history to allegedly record a quintuple-double is Wilt Chamberlain. He did it as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers on March 18, 1968.

Wilt Chamberlain is arguably the most physically dominant player ever to play on an NBA court, but where does he truly rank among the game's all-time greats?

The larger-than-life Wilt Chamberlain made two appearances at Brown County Arena in 1959, and squared off against some familiar names.

Chamberlain also became the first player in league history — Wes Unseld is the only other, in 1968-69 — to win NBA Rookie of the Year and league MVP in the same season.

We might never see anyone dominate the NBA like Wilt Chamberlain did in his time. His talent and skill, combined with his athletic ability, made him one of the most unstoppable athletes of his era.

Wilt Chamberlain always thought he was the best player in NBA history. A collection of his interviews suggests he felt he was more accomplished than players with more titles.