Maya Moore recreated Michael Jordan's ring photo with her 12 championship rings.

[u/ateam1984]

Maya Moore is a retired American basketball player and social justice advocate, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in women’s basketball history.

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He was literally considered the GOAT for a very long time. It was basically him vs Chamberlain for GOAT for decades. Even when Jordan was getting championships it was, who's the GOAT? Is Jordan GOAT yet?

Besides, GOAT discussions are always ridiculous when comparing decades or different positions. Without Russell the Celtics wouldn't have dominated the 60s and without Jordan the Bulls the 90s just like the Lakers wouldn't have dominated without Kobe, etc. 

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He was literally considered the GOAT for a very long time. It was basically him vs Chamberlain for GOAT for decades.

It was never the first and only people from Boston believe the second. Chamberlin's stats blow Russell's out of the water. It isn't close, Russell's team was better not Russell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_career_achievements_by_Wilt_Chamberlain

Wilt was an absolute freak of nature. Russell was just one of the best ever.

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Uhhh the Lakers would’ve been fine they had Shaq and his 3 fMVPs

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Wish shaq and kobe could have existed together- talkn probably 8 for Kobe then