10 Wrestlers Whose WWE Legacies Have Been Revised

It seems that the emergence of Braun Strowman as WWE's go-to seven-foot-plus uber giant has kind of made Big Show redundant. The unfortunate thing about comparing the two behemoths, though, is that you're pitting Strowman in his prime against a 45-year-old Show; a performer who hit his physical peak around twenty years ago.

In his day, though, the former World's Largest Athlete (and also: the former son of Andre the Giant) was every bit as quick across the ground as Strowman - with perhaps more moves up his sleeve too. His work during the early part of his WWE run, as well that during his spell in WCW before-hand, produced a huge collection of awesome moments, and the fact that he's slowed down in recent years shouldn't see his achievements diminished.