10 Tallest WWE Wrestlers Ever

8. Big Cass (7'0)

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Big Cass’ height was, after his name, the most interesting thing about him according to partner Enzo Amore during the call-and-response introduction that used to electrify crowds upon their arrival.

Amore was right - you couldn't teach what Cass had. As an attribute in NXT, it mattered not that he wasn’t the smoothest between the ropes because he was destined for some sort of push the moment he made it to the main roster due to having one giant advantage over most of his fellow graduates and three quarters of the existing roster.

Long before the pair were split in 2017 (and Cass was sacked a year later), the seven-footer was set for big things. WWE tested Cass' credentials in a series of singles programmes in which he protected Enzo from letting his mouth getting the sh*t kicked out of him, before he turned on him and started doing it himself.

Having bravely confronted and attempted to overcome his struggles out of the ring since his acrimonious departure, don't rule out Cass being kept on the rolodex should the company ever be in need of an ample-sized shock return.

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