>Andre Drummond has the highest percentage. He has the highest
> percentage. Slight error with career rebound avg. I meant to
>say it’s higher than Rodman which it is.
>


Slight error? That’s an understatement when Wilt and Russell both averaged over 22 rbg for their career


>Rodman on every list is considered the greatest rebounder of
>all time. No one in the history threw their body around the
>court for a board or out jumping 7 footers at 6’7.
>
>Wilt and Bill were the biggest players on the court during
>their era . They weren’t not playing with highly athletic
>and tall players that replicated them. They were the first of
>their kind!
>
>Barkley and Rodman were battling in the biggest era of the big
>man and power forwards
>
>Shaq
>David Robinson
>Hakeem
>Patrick Ewing.
>Mutumbo
>Mourning
>Dourgthy
>Malone
>Karl Malone
>Oakley
>Mahorn
>Lambieer
>
>Rodman was winning rebound titles avg 17 and 18 boards a game
>in back to back seasons
>
>Barkley avg double digit rebounds in all but one season, his
>rookie season!!
>
>Barkley was like 6’4. Rodman was 6’ 7 and his was
>dominating the league even before the muscular years in
>Chicago.
>
>Being undersized in a land of some of the greatest centers of
>all time is way greater than 7’1 - 7’3 centers in a more
>limited playing era ....and doing it while guarding positions
>1-5 and winning defensive player of the year!
>
>There is nothing to talk about here.
>
>Rodman would out jump any and everyone
>


These people that put these stupid lists together are from the 80’s and 90’s. The best rebounders from Barkley and Rodman until now don’t compare to Russell or Wilt. They don’t even stack up well against Unseld or Thurmond. During Rodman’s “more muscular years” he was still nothing to Wilt when comparing strength.