Paul Wight, widely popular by his in-ring name The Big Show, a towering giant in the world of wrestling has intimidated several rivals with his enormous stature inside the squared circle. Recently, a former WWE star confessed to being terrified while competing with one of the heaviest wrestlers in the modern WWE era, The Big Show. The ex-WWE star shared some more thoughts about how this unlikely pairing of contrasting in-ring styles made him uncomfortable.
Here’s more about how it feels to be inside the ring facing The Big Show
Ex-WWE Star opens up about working with The Big Show
Recently in an interview with
Donut Shop Chronicles, the former ECW champion, Sabu, shared his experience of going head-to-head with the 7-feet tall wrestler who weighed almost 400 pounds. He stated, “I don’t know, I guess The Big Show because he’s so big and strong, I would dread wrestling him.”
Well, we believe many wrestlers would agree to this since the former 7-time World champion worked a methodical wrestling style often relying on powerful slams, punches, and chokes with physical dominance as an added advantage. Sabu stepped down from his wrestling career with WWE in 2021 and out of everyone he has faced inside the ring, his clash with The Big Show still makes him recall his fear of facing him in the squared circle. Both the wrestlers had a significant difference not only in size but also in their pace, which made this face off challenging for Sabu.
Big Show has still not retired from professional wrestling and is currently a part of AEW. With a wrestling career spanning over decades, his last appearance inside the ring was in November 2023. The former WWE star has not announced his plans ahead regarding his wrestling career however, is an amusing sight to watch on his social media accounts.
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