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Giants of the ring: wrestling’s towering titans

Wrestling has been a big deal for decades, with fans from around the world and across the age spectrum drawn to Wrestlemania and other headline events.

In addition to tuning in to watch the latest showstopper, many fans like to spice up the action with a bet or two, with an increasing number of punters taking time away from the latest Sporting Index Review to assess the wrestling betting odds.

Wrestlers, both big and (relatively) small, attract their share of wagers, but here, we look at seven of the most Everest-like man mountains to set foot inside the ring.

The Tallest of the Tall

Professional wrestling isn’t just about skill—it’s about spectacle. It’s a world where size matters, and there’s something awe-inspiring about seeing wrestlers who loom over their opponents like modern-day titans. Let’s climb this ladder of wrestling’s tallest competitors, each with a personality to match their mammoth physique.

7. Kevin Nash: Standing 6 feet 10 inches tall, Kevin Nash, aka Diesel, brought a whole lot of attitude to the wrestling scene. As a member of the iconic New World Order (nWo), Nash’s influence helped shape the landscape of professional wrestling in the ’90s. From his powerhouse moves to his electrifying promos, Nash knew how to hold the audience in the palm of his rather large hand.

6. Big Cass: Next up, we have Big Cass, a towering presence at 7 feet tall. Possessing surprising agility for a man his size, Cass was a fan favourite during his time in WWE. Whether tossing opponents around the ring or delivering fiery promos alongside his partner Enzo, Big Cass knew how to captivate fans with his smooth, super-sized skills.

5. Big Show: Paul Wight, aka Big Show, is a giant among giants in the wrestling universe. At 7 feet tall and weighing over 350 pounds, Big Show’s imposing stature and formidable presence made him a force, which, at times, seemed impossible to stop. From his dominance in WWE to his memorable rivalries with Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker, Big Show’s impact on wrestling matched his stature.

4. Kurrgan: Enter Kurrgan, the Canadian colossus standing at a towering 7 feet. With his impressive size and undeniable strength, Kurrgan’s presence was hard to miss in promotions like WWE and WCW. While he may not have achieved the same fame as some of his peers, this man-mountain was always a formidable opponent in the ring.

3. The Great Khali: From the heart of India comes The Great Khali, standing tall at an imposing 7 feet 1 inch. With his thunderous chops and a stare that could send chills down your spine, Khali was a frightening force in the ring. From his epic battles with John Cena to his unforgettable clashes with The Undertaker, Khali’s intimidatingly intense persona made him a true icon of the wrestling world.

2. André the Giant: Think of André the Giant, and you can’t help but conjure images of an absolute behemoth ruling the ring. Standing 7 feet 4 inches tall and tipping the scales at over 500 pounds, André lived up to that billing. From his sensational showdowns with Hulk Hogan to his scene-stealing role in “The Princess Bride,” André’s gentle-giant charm made him an unforgettable figure both in and out of the ring.

1. Giant González: Looking down upon the rest is former basketball player Jorge González. At a ridiculous 7ft 7 inches tall, Giant González, was truly larger than most forms of human life. With his eye-popping frame and that – once seen, never forgotten – bodysuit, he made a memorable impression during his time in WCW and WWE. Though his wrestling career was relatively brief, it’s hard to argue he didn’t make an impact as distinctive as his size.

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