Who is the number one total rebounder in the NBA?????????

Landlord: The NBA's rebounding record belongs to the same person: Wilt Chamberlain.

On November 24, 1960, in the Philadelphia Warriors' game against the Celtics, Chamberlain grabbed 55 rebounds, the highest number of rebounds in NBA history, and his opponent was another rebounding maniac Russell.

Chamberlain's rebounding record is as easy as his 100 points. He averaged the most rebounds per game in a single season in history, while Wilt Chamberlain's total rebounds of 23,924 also ranked first in the league.

Updated on November 4, 2015 after all NBA games ended.

1. Wilt Chamberlain, 23,924.

2. Bill Russell, 21,620.

3. Karim Abdul-Jabbar, 17,440.

The total number of rebounds by players in the NBA and the total number of rebounds in NBA history refers to the total number of rebounds of players in the NBA, and only the number of rebounds in the regular season is counted, excluding the number of rebounds in the preseason, playoffs, summer league and All-Star games. The all-time rebounding list is a ranking based on total rebounds.

The history of the league has never lacked great interior players, such as single-game scoring record holder Chamberlain and "The Lord of the Rings" Bill Russell. Today, I'm going to take a look at the top five NBA career rebounding athletes.

Fifth place, Moses Malone.

Moses Malone is a very low-key person, very introverted, and is known as the "lonely warrior". In order to make ends meet, he chose to skip college and go straight to the NBA. Became the first high school player in league history.

In addition, Moses Malone has a very short temper, which leads to a very bad relationship between him and his teammates and journalists. However, his excellent ball skills still brought him a record of 16,212 rebounds.

Fourth, Elvin Hayes.

Recognized as an iron man in the NBA in the seventies, he missed only nine games in his entire career, played a total of 1,303 games, and played more than 50,000 minutes. Hayes was nicknamed "Big E". He has a very accurate turnaround jumper and a tough defense.

He has been voted the top scorer and rebounder. He had a total of 16,279 rebounds before retiring.

Third place, Abdul-Jabbar.

The big man is 218 centimeters tall, and his massive frame does not diminish Jabbar's flexibility, and he has top-notch athleticism and coordination. In addition to his excellent defensive prowess, he is also a top scorer. His career total of 38,387 points ranks first in history, and no one has surpassed it so far.

He had 17,440 rebounds before retiring.

2nd place, Bill Russell.

The 11-time championship earned Russell the title of "The Lord of the Rings". One of the four most famous centers in the history of the league. Unlike the other three centers, though, Russell is focused on defense.

You must know that the word "cap" was invented by him. He had a total of 21,620 rebounds before retiring.

1st place, Chamberlain.

Chamberlain, the emperor of basketball, is a genius that is rare in a century. The league's single-game scoring record holder is also the only player to have scored in triple figures. Throughout his career, Chamberlain won 7 times as a scoring champion, 11 times as a rebounding champion and 2 NBA championships.

He had 23,924 rebounds before retiring. A veritable "rebounding emperor".

Chamberlain, Russell, Abdul-Jabbar, Hayes and Malone, Chamberlain won 11 rebounding titles, his physical talent is top-notch, Russell's defensive ability is also very strong, and he has won many championships.

The top five rebounders in NBA history are: No. 1 with No. 2 from Chamberlain 23,924, No. 3 with Bill Russell 21,620, No. 3 with Abdul-Jabbar with 17,440 and No. 4 with Elvin Hayes at No. 5 and Moses Malone with 16,212.

Chamberlain, Bill Russell, Abdul-Jabbar, Hayes, and Moses Malone are the top five players with the most rebounds in NBA history, with Chamberlain grabbing 23,924 rebounds.