Arguably more than any other wrestler Big Daddy V demonstrated the extremes a wrestler could swing to and from in terms of gimmick. Through it all his size remained entirely focal. Both vertically and horizontally he was the stuff of legend, and he had the kind of frame you could build a long-lasting character off of, which is precisely what bookers had to do, as his wrestling ability couldn't be spoken of with the same gravitas. Not bringing much to the ring other than some slow-motion strikes and angry shuffling, Viscera was notably physically limited, even in giant terms. The apex of his agility came in his earlier Ministry days, when he could perform a spinning Heel kick, but even that was a mockery of the move as he flopped without elegance down onto his back and sprang his leg out, leaving the work to his opponent to sell the impact. Probably more remembered for dancing around in pyjamas and lusting after the ring announcer than his ring acumen, The World's Largest Love Machine never got any love from wrestling purists, and rightly so.
