Over the years, Paul Wight, aka Big Show, has shared the ring with some of the largest and most physically imposing superstars in professional wrestling history. He now has his list ready for the top seven notable WWE wrestlers with gigantic physiques.

Standing over seven feet tall and weighing more than 500 pounds during his prime, the WWE superstar ranked seven of wrestling's "big guys" as found on the May 23 episode of the High Performance podcast.

Here’s a closer look at the seven names that made Show’s list.

Andre the Giant

Remembered globally as “The Eighth Wonder of the World,” André René Roussimoff's height was 7-feet-4 inches, and he weighed more than 500 pounds during his prime. André became the benchmark against which every giant in professional wrestling is measured.

Hulk Hogan

Standing at 6'7 tall with his massive arms, broad chest, and an unparalleled aura, Hulk Hogan became the blueprint for what a wrestling superstar should be. His bodybuilder-like physique made him a WWE champion and one of the most recognizable faces, winning six WWE Championships.

The Undertaker

Initially, at the top of Big Show's list was the legendary Mark William Calaway, better known as the Undertaker. Standing nearly seven feet tall with an intimidating physique that evolved over decades. Throughout his glorious reign, The Undertaker remained one of the most physically imposing figures in WWE history, being the 7x World Champion.

Kane

Kane’s physique was everything needed for a perfect wrestler. It had size, power, and lots of intimidation. Unlike other wrestlers of his size, Kane's 7-feet-0 and 323-pound build came with impressive agility and endurance.

Mark Henry

Big Show called Mark Henry his brother from another mother, showing that their bond goes beyond wrestling. Wight praised the former World’s Strongest Man for his unbelievable strength and intimidating build. In his prime, Henry perfectly blended his powerlifting strength with athleticism and became one of the most feared wrestlers in WWE.

The Great Khali

Being one of the few wrestlers who stood at over seven feet tall, the former World Heavyweight Champion was an intimidating presence in the WWE. Rating him at number 6, Big Show acknowledged Khali's physical struggles endured throughout his career, noting that the hardships come with maintaining such an enormous body.

Satnam Singh

The youngest name, 30-year-old Satnam Singh, made the list largely because of his size. The former basketball player stands at 7-feet-2 with a naturally gigantic frame. While Wight joked that Singh “doesn’t deserve to be on the list anyway” because he’s still new to the wrestling world, he still acknowledged his physique.

Besides them, there is one more physique that managed to impress Big Show, as he mentioned in the same podcast outside of this segment.

Big Show Praises John Cena’s Dedication to Fitness

High Performance shared a video on Instagram where Big Show was seen praising John Cena's discipline and dedication towards fitness.

“John would pay for his own van to pick him up at the airport to take him to the gym because he knew how to get,” Big Show said. “He maximized every opportunity they gave him. He took it in a very voracious way that I’ve never seen any talent ever do.” 

According to Wight, John Cena’s determination towards fitness set him apart from his peers. All he ever focused on was becoming a successful wrestler, and he worked hard to achieve it. The 47-year-old intends to keep fitness as a lifelong priority.

Who from Big Show's list is your favorite? Drop in the comments.

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Written by

Ruwa Javed

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Soheli Tarafdar