The Big Show
THE BIG SHOW: THE LAST TRUE GIANT Professional wrestling has always loved giants. Men so enormous they appear less like athletes and more like myths. They walk into an arena and, before a single move is performed, the audience understands one simple truth. This is a different kind of human being. Andre the Giant was the original immortal. Then came another. Paul Wight. The Big Show. Seven feet tall. Over 500 pounds. A man who looked as though he had stepped out of mythology and wandered into a wrestling ring. Yet his greatest achievement was never simply being enormous. Many giants have possessed incredible size. Few have possessed extraordinary ability. The Big Show could move. He could bump. He could tell stories. He could make audiences laugh one night and fear him the next. He was monster. Comedian. Champion. Destroyer. Gentle giant. Unstoppable force. For more than two decades, he remained one of professional wrestling's most recognizable attractions—a living mount...