While his attempt to be a recording artist did not pan out well, Chamberlain was still proud to have done it.

However, despite his multifaceted greatness, Chamberlain admitted to failing to excel in one sport — tennis. According to the seven-time NBA scoring champion, it wasn’t like he was awful with the racquet. In fact, Wilt was unsurprisingly confident that he could have done better if it hadn’t been for Father Time.

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Wilt Chamberlain’s controversial 70s interview: He argued women seeking athletes were not "groupies," but attracted to "something unique."

The late great Wilt Chamberlain had unapologetically embraced his ladies’ man persona. In fact, The Big Dipper continued dating different women even after his playing years. Chamberlain may have aged a bit, but according to him, his standards for choosing his ideal woman remained high.

Kobe scored 81 points in 2006 against the Raptors, but even a professional scorer like him did not think Wilt's record was beatable.

Despite being the NBA’s top earner, Wilt Chamberlain said money never defined him and he preferred the simple pleasures of everyday life.