The 16 Greatest Big Men in Wrestling History

Four hundred pounds and a top-rope moonsault should not go together, and yet several of these managed it.

1. 1
   Andre the Giant

   The Eighth Wonder of the World and the biggest draw of his era.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Brock Lesnar

   An NCAA champion at 285 pounds with a shooting-star press on his highlight reel.
   924pts
3. 3
   Umaga

   A Samoan powerhouse whose short WWE run is still cited as the template.
   815pts
4. 4
   Braun Strowman

   Tipped over a loaded truck on live television and made it look easy.
   582pts
5. 5
   Mark Henry

   An Olympic lifter from Texas whose late-career heel run was the best work he did.
   513pts
6. 6
   Vader

   Four hundred pounds who moonsaulted, and hit harder than anyone wanted.
   513pts
7. 7
   Big Show

   Seven feet tall across WCW, WWE and a second career in television.
   513pts
8. 8
   Kane

   Almost as tall as his storyline brother and just as durable.
   434pts
9. 9
   Bam Bam Bigelow

   A flame-tattooed heavyweight who could throw dropkicks.
   434pts
10. 10
    Rikishi

    Moved better than any four-hundred-pounder had a right to.
    434pts
11. 11
    Yokozuna

    A sumo-styled champion who beat Bret Hart and Hulk Hogan in the same night.
    342pts
12. 12
    Kevin Nash

    Seven feet of Diesel, a WWF title reign and half of the nWo.
    233pts
13. 13
    The Great Khali

    Seven foot one and a World Heavyweight Champion who became a national star in India.
    233pts
14. 14
    The Undertaker

    Six foot ten and able to move like someone eighty pounds lighter for three decades.
    103pts
15. 15
    Bruiser Brody

    A wild territory-era heavyweight who drew across three continents.
    103pts
16. 16
    Haystacks Calhoun

    A six-hundred-pound attraction of the 1950s and 60s carnival circuit.
    103pts