Top 10 Tallest WWE Superstars of all time

Tallest WWE superstars in history

WWE has been in the Pro Wrestling industry for many decades and different kinds of wrestlers have tasted success here. It doesn’t matter if any wrestler is not as big as a monster because over the last few decades every breed of wrestler can win championships here. There have been tallest, heaviest and the biggest looking superstars who dominated for a long time in WWE. So, we are here to discuss about the tallest WWE superstars in history.

10. Kevin Nash – 6 feet 11 inches

Kevin Nash first entered the WWE arena in 1993 and was shown as the bodyguard of Shawn Michaels. Kevin Nash was called Diesel at that time and in November 1994 he defeated Bob Backlund to become WWE champion for the first time in his career. Kevin later became the part of infamous nWo faction. Kevin has been Intercontinental and tag team champion in his career and won many other accolades.

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9. Kane – 7 feet

Believe it or not, Kane was one of the most consistent wrestlers in the prime of his career. His fitness was on another level that it is hard to believe that Kane is 7 feet tall. Know as The Big Red Machine, Kane won 3 world championships in his WWE career and has won 12 tag team championships with different partners. He is serving as the mayor of Knox County now.

8. Shanky – 7 feet

Shanky hails from India and came to WWE in search of international success. He was aligned with Jinder Mahal and Veer Mahaan but didn’t get much favorable outcomes. He was given some comedic segments, which went viral all over social media. But being a giant, Shanky was never portrayed as a bigger threat for other wrestlers. He is also among the tallest WWE superstars of all time.

7. The Big Show – 7 feet

When The Big Show started his career he was weighed around 500 pounds. 7 feet tall with a weight of 500 pounds, you can only imagine what a brute force Big Show was in his prime. Big Show is the only wrestler in the world who has won world championship in WCW, WWE and ECW. in WWE alone, Big show won a total of 23 championships.

6. Big Cass – 7 feet

Big Cass is one of the tallest wrestlers in modern WWE history. He got fame while working with Enzo Amore on the main roster. Just months after making debut on the main roster, Big Cass got the chance to become new WWE Universal champion but didn’t get success winning it. Cass was portayed as a singles superstar also but was released by WWE in 2018.

5. The Great Khali – 7.1 feet

The Great Khali worked his way up working for NJPW and other independent promotions. It was the 7 April, 2006 when a giant came out of the curtains and attacked The Undertaker. Almost a year later Khali became the first Indian born world champion in WWE. He held the title for 60 days and he had memorable feuds with the likes of Batista, Rey Mysterio, John Cena and many other greats.

4. Giant Silva – 7 feet 2 inches

Giant Silva hails from Brazil and was a part of Brazilian national basketball team. He also performed as a mixed martial artists. The 7 feet 2 inches tall Giant Silva worked for several months in WWE but didn;t get much success. He shared ring with Edge, The Rock, Billy Gunn and many others who are called the best in the business

3. Omos – 7 feet 3 inches

Omos is a 7 feet 3 inches freak from Nigeria and he can move pretty fast in the ring. He is also a former college level basketball player. He firstly worked in WWE as a bodyguard of AJ Styles and later he became tag team partner of styles and they won Raw team championship as well. He has worked with Brock Lesnar, Bobby Lashley, AJ Styles and Seth Rollins.

2. Andre the Giant – 7 feet 4 inches

Andre the Giant hails from France and he was one of the heaviest wrestlers in the world. Including The Undertaker, many great wrestlers admires him till the date. He is still the tallest, biggest and the largest wrestler to win world championship in WWE. He unfortunately died at the age of 46 in January 1993.

1. Giant Gonzalez – 8 feet

Giant Gonzalez is still the tallest man to ever have worked in WWE. When standing beside cruiser-weights, he always seemed like a mammoth human being. He usually got trolled because of slow in-ring movement. In WWE, he shared the ring with the likes of The Undertaker and Randy Savage. He never won any championship belt in the world’s biggest wrestling promotion.

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