10 Wrestlers With Longest Time Between First & Last WWE Raw Matches

10. The Big Show - 20 Years, 9 Months, 1 Day

First Raw Match: 13th April, 1999

Last Raw Match: 13th January, 2020

Sneaking in to the top 10 ahead of The Undertaker, The Big Show would have added a few extra months to his record had he not kickstarted his WWE career working as Paul Wight before taking on the more familiar moniker.

Starting as he intended to go on over the next two decades, Big Show had already turned once by the time he actually worked under the name and went to a disappointing no contest with The Corporate Ministry's Viscera in 1999.

The gradual Russofication of Monday Night Raw around that time resulted in hardly anybody even noticing how the matches concluded, let alone the twists and turns that spun out either side of them.

Show was a victim and a symptom of the roster he strolled into, regardless of how well Vince McMahon thought he could book him. He deserves credit for remaining active and athletic enough to still be an occasional physical presence all these years later.