They say that it isn't the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog. It's a universal saying for the fact that bigger isn't always better. Sometimes, the biggest surprises come from the smallest of packages.
Being too short or too skinny may not make for a nice-looking superstar compared to the big genetic monsters, but that's perfectly all right. It is undersized guys that are the overachievers. Being big and average often makes you more noticeable than those who are small and exceptional.
Some of the best superstars of all-time were below the average in height or weight, but their legend transcends that and makes us remember their larger-than-life memory. Here are 20 of the smaller dogs in the figh...
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