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#4 Ben Wallace
Ben Wallace is remembered as one of the best shot blockers in NBA history. Even for a big man, he had phenomenal strength, incredible athleticism, and put in the hard work to be one of the greatest defenders ever.
Wallace was a force to be reckoned with - once you stepped foot in the paint, you were in his territory. Watching him play, it looked like there was no shot he couldn't reach. With an impressive vertical leap, and incredible explosiveness, Wallace was one of the most feared defenders in his prime.
Wallace rose to utter defensive dominance with the Detroit Pistons, leading the league in both rebounds (13 a game) and blocks (3.5 a game) during the 2001-02 season. His incredible defense led the Pistons to a playoff berth, beating Toronto in the first round before losing to Paul Pierce's Celtics.
Wallace has won 4 DPOY awards, tied for the most in the history of the NBA. He also made 6 All-Defensive teams during his career, and is a 4-time All-Star. Wallace led the league in blocks one season, and led the league in rebounds for two consecutive seasons.
