Whenever wrestling fans talk about the WWE’s living legends and their effects on pro wrestling history, they tend to mention names like The Undertaker, The Rock, Triple H and Chris Jericho.
One superstar who often gets overlooked, however, is The Big Show.
Despite being one of the biggest names who is still actively competing, Big Show hardly ever gets mentioned in the same breath as some of the all-time greats. He’s sort of become the forgotten star (or at least one of them) of one of the most successful periods in pro wrestling history.
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