Big Show in April 2016 Birth name Paul Donald Wight II Born ( 1972-02-08) February 8, 1972 (age 45), U.S. Residence, U.S. Alma mater Spouse(s) Melissa Piavis ( m. 1997; div. 2002) Bess Katramados ( m. 2002) Children 2 Big Show The Giant Paul Wight Billed height 7 ft 0 in (2.13 m) Billed weight 383 lb (174 kg) Billed from Tampa, Florida Trained by Debut October 23, 1995 Paul Donald Wight II (born February 8, 1972), better known by the Big Show, is an American and currently signed to on the brand. Wight began his career in (WCW), where he was known by the ring name The Giant. He is currently inactive due to a hip injury. Wight is a seven-time, having held the, the, WWE's and the (he is the only man to have held the WCW, WWE, World Heavyweight and ECW World titles).

Wight has also found success in the division, having been an 11-time, holding the, and multiple times with various tag team partners. Cogswap Ps2 Downloadable Content. Having also been, and, he is the and in WWE history. He has also won WCW's 60-man and the 30-man. Wight has headlined multiple and since 1995, including the edition of WWE's premier annual event,. Outside of professional wrestling, Wight has appeared in feature films and television series such as,,, and two 's comedy-dramas, and the action-drama. In 2010, he had his first lead role in the comedy film, which was produced.

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(February 2017) Wight was born in. After school, Wight worked various jobs including bouncing, bounty hunting, and answering phone calls.

Through doing the latter for a karaoke company, he met in a live microphone amateur contest on his morning radio show. Bonaduce introduced Wight to his friend. They had an informal basketball game, as part of a World Championship Wrestling (WCW) promotion for an upcoming show at the. Hogan liked how Wight worked the crowd, and recommended him to World Championship Wrestling Vice President. Wight went to the Horizon show, and was invited into the locker room, where he met, (his boyhood hero) and. He later met Bischoff there and came to a deal. Wight had earlier attempted to inquire about joining the WWF, also at the Horizon, during an autograph session.

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Promoter and scout Bob Collins turned him away after he admitted he had no experience. He paid 's Monster Factory $5,000, but due to Sharpe's at the time, he was only very minimally trained ( taught him the collar-and-elbow lockup). While there, he made an audition tape and gave it to, whom he had met in a Philadelphia bar. Chioda forwarded it to, who did not bother watching it because he assumed Wight was another wrestler,. Only when he saw The Giant debut in WCW did Patterson realize his mistake, to 's displeasure.

World Championship Wrestling (1995–1999) [ ] WCW World Heavyweight Champion (1995–1996) [ ] In 1995, Wight signed with WCW, where he was billed as the son of (although this was later dropped) and accordingly used the ring name The Giant as a member of 's stable. Wight made his professional debut at, defeating Hulk Hogan via disqualification (thanks in part of interfering during the match). In doing so, The Giant became WCW World Heavyweight Champion as a stipulation was later revealed, under which the title could change hands on a disqualification victory; under normal circumstances, it cannot. A week later, however, The Giant was stripped of the title due to the controversial finish of the match.

The Giant's attempt at reclaiming the vacant title failed at when he and Hogan eliminated each other, allowing to become champion. The Giant teamed with to defeat Hogan and Savage at, but was decisively beaten by Hogan in a. After a short feud with, The Giant regained the World Heavyweight Championship by defeating Flair. After Hogan formed the, he defeated The Giant for the title at following interference from and. New World Order (1996–1999) [ ]. See also: The Giant joined the nWo 23 days later, citing 's money as his primary motivation, feuding with and the. After winning the battle royal at, Giant asked Hogan for a World Heavyweight Championship title match.

For this, he was thrown out of the nWo on December 30. He fought against the nWo along with and Luger, winning the twice. In 1997, The Giant began a feud with nWo member Nash, who constantly dodged the Giant, including no-showing their scheduled match. In 1998, at, the two finally met in the ring, with Nash accidentally injuring The Giant's neck when he his signature finisher. The botch was worked into a storyline, according to which Nash had intentionally dropped the Giant on his head in order to break his neck. When Nash left the nWo and formed his own stable, the nWo Wolfpac, The Giant rejoined the original nWo to oppose Nash and his allies.

While back with the nWo, The Giant won two more Tag Team Championships, once with Sting as an unwilling partner (as the match was signed before The Giant returned to the nWo) and once with Scott Hall. In the interim between those two reigns, he lost his half of the titles to Sting in a singles match where only the winner would remain champion and could choose a new partner. On the October 12, 1998 episode of, defeated The Giant in a no-disqualification match. In a show of strength, Goldberg executed a before executing the on The Giant. After the nWo Hollywood and nWo Wolfpac stables merged again in January 1999, Hogan declared that there was only room for one 'giant' in the group, forcing Giant and Nash to wrestle for that spot. Nash defeated Giant following a by Scott Hall and.

The Giant was then attacked by the entire nWo. On the 'Building An Army' episode of the Monday Night War feature from the WWE Network, Wight stated that he was making a fraction of what the main eventers were making and his salary was not increased after he requested it be by Eric Bischoff; as a result, Wight allowed his WCW contract to expire on February 8, 1999, his 27th birthday. World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment (1999–2007) [ ] WWF Champion (1999–2000) [ ]. Big Show entering the arena on the entrance way in 1999 Wight signed a ten-year contract with the on February 9, 1999, debuting as member of 's stable,,. During McMahon's cage match against, Wight tore through the canvas from underneath the ring and attacked Austin.

After he threw Austin into the side of the cage, the cage broke, causing Austin to fall outside to the floor, meaning he won the match. Wight subsequently served as McMahon's. McMahon wanted to ensure Corporation member retained his title at WrestleMania, so he had Wight wrestle at for the right to referee the main event.

Wight incapacitated Mankind, but got disqualified in the process, meaning that he could not be referee. Mankind won the right to be the official but was taken to a hospital following the match with Wight (although he eventually returned during the Championship match). After a furious McMahon slapped Wight, he punched McMahon. Wight concluded his feud with Foley in a before joining Mankind,, and in a stable known as, who fought against the Corporation and later The. On the June 7 episode of Raw, Big Show faced The Undertaker for the. Undertaker attempted a diving clothesline but Wight caught him and performed a through the ring on Undertaker; the referee was forced to stop the match and Undertaker retained his title. Following the match,, and all ran down to attack Big Show and were all subsequently chokeslammed as well.

Big Show and The Undertaker later formed an unlikely alliance, wrestling against and. As a team, Show and The Undertaker won the twice.

After The Undertaker was sidelined with injuries, Big Show began a feud with the. After it was reported that Big Show's father was terminally ill with (in reality, Wight's father had died years before), the Boss Man had one of his crooked police colleagues inform Show that his father had died, and then mocked Show's tearful reaction. Several weeks later, after Big Show's father had () died, the Boss Man interrupted the by reciting an offensive. Later, Boss Man invaded the funeral and used a chain to couple the coffin to the, towing the coffin away with a grief-stricken Big Show clinging on to it. Big Show then took on Big Boss Man,, Mideon and at Survivor Series in a 4-on-1 elimination match. He won the match after Big Boss Man was counted out.

Later that night, Wight took the injured Steve Austin's place in the for the WWF Championship. In that match, which also featured The Rock, he pinned to become WWF Champion. At, Show defeated Boss Man to retain his WWF Championship. On the January 3, 2000 episode of Raw, Triple H defeated Big Show for the WWF Championship. Trying to regain the title, Wight participated in the where he antagonized The Rock. The Rock eliminated him to win the. Wight was convinced that he had won, and eventually produced a video tape that showed The Rock's feet striking the ground first.

He was then given a match with The Rock at, with the title shot on the line. Wight defeated The Rock when interfered, knocking out The Rock with a chair shot. Rock was desperate to reclaim his title shot, and eventually agreed to a match with Big Show on the March 13 episode of Raw – if he won, the WrestleMania title match would become a Triple Threat match, and if he lost, he would retire from the WWF. Shane McMahon, now actively supporting Big Show's bid to become champion, appointed himself as the. However, The Rock triumphed when Vince McMahon assaulted Shane and donned the referee shirt, personally making the three count. On the March 20 episode of Raw, Triple H defended the title against The Rock and Big Show on the condition that the match would not take place at WrestleMania, pinning Big Show.

Stated this match would not occur at WrestleMania as Triple H would defend the title there in a, with as the fourth man. Big Show was the first man eliminated from the match at after the other three competitors worked together against him. Championship reigns (2000–2003) [ ] After WrestleMania, Big Show took on a comical where he began mimicking other wrestlers, lampooning as Showkishi, as Shonan the Barbarian, and as The Big Showbowski.

He defeated at dressed like as the Showster, complete with skullcap/wig and yellow tights. Show began feuding with Shane McMahon after Shane voiced his disapproval of Big Show's antics. At, Shane defeated Wight in a following interference from Big Boss Man,, Test, and Albert. Wight returned two months later, apparently intending to gain revenge on Shane. Instead, he attacked The Undertaker and sided with Shane once more, forming a short-lived stable known as 'The Conspiracy' with Shane,, Kurt Angle, and. After The Undertaker threw Show off a stage through a table, he was removed from WWF television for the remainder of the year.

Big Show was sent to, a WWF developmental territory, to lose weight and improve his fitness. Big Show entering the ring Show returned at the, but was eliminated by The Rock. Angered by his quick elimination, Wight proceeded to chokeslam The Rock through the broadcast table before leaving the arena. He then began competing for the, which he lost to Kane in a Triple Threat match that also included.

Throughout, Big Show remained loyal to the WWF. He faced Shane McMahon, the on-screen owner of WCW, in a at and was defeated following interference from Test. Show was also part of the victorious Team WWF at, though he was the first man eliminated. Shortly after, Big Show chokeslammed Stone Cold during a tag team match against X-Pac and Scott Hall, joining the nWo in the process. At, Big Show and Ric Flair were defeated by Austin in a Handicap match.

The stable disbanded after Kevin Nash was injured. After the nWo disbanded, Show achieved little success on Raw after losing matches against,, and the. Big Show, as, facing In late 2002, Big Show was traded to SmackDown!, immediately challenging for the WWE Championship. During this time, Big Show adopted a new attire, donning black jeans and taking on a new hairstyle and facial hair. Big Show became a two-time WWE Champion defeating Brock Lesnar at, ending Lesnar's undefeated streak with help from.

He lost the title to Kurt Angle a month later. At the, Big Show lost a Royal Rumble qualifying match to Lesnar. He then began feuding with The Undertaker, after Big Show threw him off the stage, injuring his neck, leading to Big Show and his partner A-Train losing to The Undertaker. He renewed his feud with Lesnar, wrestling him four times for the WWE title (including a Stretcher match at ), but was unsuccessful in his attempt to regain the title. On the June 12, 2003 episode of SmackDown!, Lesnar superplexed Big Show off the ropes and the ring imploded, two ring posts moved and three rows of ropes came down. The referee called for the event physician Dr. Burke, EMTs, medics, trainers, and even more referees.

This kept the title in Lesnar's hands and both went to the hospital. On the June 26, 2003 episode of SmackDown!, Big Show,, and defeated Mr. America (a disguised Hulk Hogan), Brock Lesnar, and Kurt Angle in a six-man tag team match when Show pinned Mr. This was Hulk Hogan's last appearance as Mr. For several months afterwards, WWE hyped up Big Show as the man who retired Hogan. United States Champion (2003–2005) [ ] At, Big Show defeated Eddie Guerrero for the and then formed an alliance with the then WWE Champion Brock Lesnar. He was eliminated by at the.

Big Show abandoned a departing Lesnar immediately before. At the pay-per-view, Big Show lost the United States Championship to. On the April 15, 2004 episode of SmackDown!, Big Show promised to quit if he failed to defeat that night. He lost to Guerrero after Guerrero performed a Frog Splash, and, believing that had laughed at him for losing, upended her car and threatened to throw her off a ledge.

Then General Manager of SmackDown! Ascended the ledge to try to talk some reason into Big Show, but he Angle off the ledge, kayfabe concussing him and breaking his leg, as well as causing the back of Angle's head to bleed. After the show, Big Show was neither seen nor heard from on WWE television for months as Show had knee surgery on April 24, 2004. Big Show at the in 2004 In mid-2004, Big Show was reinstated by new General Manager, as he interfered during a between Eddie Guerrero and Kurt Angle on the September 9 episode of Smackdown.

Big Show had a choice to face either Guerrero or Angle at, choosing to fight Angle. Big Show defeated Angle at the event. In the weeks before the match, he claimed to have 'lost his dignity' when Angle him in the middle of the ring using a and shaved his head on the Smackdown 5th year Anniverasy Show. At, he faced (JBL) for the WWE Championship in the first ever Barbed Wire Cage match. He chokeslammed JBL through the ring and broke the lock on the door but JBL crawled from under the canvas and won. Show attacked JBL but attacked Big Show until attacked The Cabinet and attacked JBL as he crawled away.

At, Big Show faced Grand Champion in a; the match was added to the show to attract a strong audience in Japan, where Akebono is considered a sporting legend. In the weeks preceding the match, Big Show pushed over a driven to the ring by to show that he was capable of moving the marginally heavier Akebono. Big Show lost to Akebono at WrestleMania 21. Big Show subsequently feuded with and his bodyguard,.

On June 27, Big Show was drafted back to Raw in the; preventing him from participating in a scheduled Six-Man Elimination match for the SmackDown! He successfully pinned in a Tag Team match, which turned into a singles match when both men's partners brawled backstage. After his scheduled opponents for several weeks, Wight returned to his rivalry with Snitsky. On August 22, he foiled Snitsky's harassment of backstage interviewer. On August 29, Snitsky hit Big Show with the ring bell immediately after Big Show had won a match.

As a result, Big Show and Snitsky were placed in a match at, in which Big Show defeated Snitsky. On September 26, Big Show defeated Snitsky again in a. Teaming and feuding with Kane (2005–2006) [ ]. Main article: On October 17, Big Show defeated and was thus entered in an online, with the winner of the poll facing and Kurt Angle in a Triple Threat match for the WWE Championship at 2005.

The poll was won by, meaning that the other two wrestlers competed for the. Big Show teamed with Kane to defeat for the World Tag Team Championship. In the weeks preceding 2005, Big Show became involved in the rivalry between the and brands.

Big Show and Kane invaded the November 11 episode of SmackDown! And, along with Edge, attacked (inadvertently injuring him in the process). On the November 14 episode of Raw, Big Show and Kane defeated SmackDown! Wrestlers and reigning WWE Tag Team Champions in an inter-brand, non-title match.

On November 21, Big Show and Kane 'injured' Batista by delivering a onto the of a. At Survivor Series, Show, Kane, Carlito,, and team captain Shawn Michaels represented Raw in a match with Team SmackDown!: JBL,,,, and Batista.

Team SmackDown! Won the match, with Orton being the sole survivor. On the November 29 episode of SmackDown!, Big Show wrestled Rey Mysterio in an inter-brand promotional match, however, Kane interfered, resulting in the match being declared a no-contest. Following the match, Big Show and Kane attacked Mysterio until The Undertaker chased them from the ring.

Big Show and Kane returned to SmackDown! On December 2, defeating Mysterio and JBL after JBL abandoned the match, claiming the had poked him in the eye. Following the match, Big Show and Kane's attempt to assault Mysterio was once again foiled, this time when Batista ran in to see them off. As a result, on the December 16 episode of SmackDown!, Big Show and Kane were booked to face Batista and Mysterio, the Smackdown Tag Team Champions, at 2005. They won the match, which pitted the Tag Team Champions from each brand against one another. On the December 12 episode of Raw, Big Show took part in a qualifying match for a shot at the WWE Championship in an match at 2006. Big Show lost to his opponent, Shawn Michaels, by after hit Michaels with a chair, intentionally costing Big Show the match and the title shot.

In retaliation, Wight cost Triple H his qualifying match with Kane later that evening. On the December 26 episode of Raw, during the contract-signing for the match between Big Show and Triple H at New Year's Revolution, Triple H struck Big Show in the hand that Big Show apparently favors when using the chokeslam with his. The following week, Big Show attacked Triple H while wearing a on his hand, using the padding provided by the cast to punch a hole in a chair held by Triple H, destroying a monitor from the broadcast table that Triple H intended to throw at him, and chasing Triple H away from the ring. At New Year's Revolution, Triple H defeated Wight after striking him in the head with his sledgehammer. Subsequently, Big Show was one of eight participants in the 2006 Road to WrestleMania Tournament, the winner of which would receive a shot at the WWE Championship. On the February 13 episode of Raw, Big Show faced Triple H in the tournament semi-finals in a match that ended in a double count-out.

As a result, Big Show and Triple H faced (the winner of the opposing semi-finals) in a Triple Threat match to determine the winner of the tournament on the February 20 episode of Raw. The match was won by after he pinned RVD. In the weeks following the tournament, Big Show and Kane feuded with Chris Masters and Carlito, leading to a World Tag Team Championship title match being scheduled for. Wight and Kane defeated Carlito and Masters, marking Big Show's first victory at WrestleMania after suffering six defeats. On the following evening, Big Show and Kane lost the World Tag Team Championship to members and following copious interference from the other members of the Spirit Squad. They faced Spirit Squad members and in a rematch one week later, but lost via disqualification after Kane 'snapped' and left the ring to attack the other members of the Spirit Squad.

The ensuing feud between Kane and Big Show culminated in a match at 2006 that ended in a ruling of no-contest. ECW World Champion (2006–2007) [ ].

Big Show as the At WWE vs. ECW Head to Head on June 7, Big Show was to the newly debuted brand; he removed his Raw shirt to reveal an ECW shirt during a twenty-man battle royal including members of the Raw and SmackDown rosters against members of the ECW roster.

Big Show won the match for ECW by eliminating Randy Orton. Big Show then appeared at, attacking,, and after their tag team match. On the July 4 episode of ECW on Sci Fi, Big Show beat Van Dam to win the on an show in with the assistance of ECW's Paul Heyman, who declined to make the three-count for Van Dam after Van Dam performed the on the Big Show.

Heyman then instructed Big Show to chokeslam Van Dam onto a chair, before making the three-count, meaning Big Show won the ECW title. The fans almost rioted when Big Show won the title, throwing drinks and empty cups into the ring, as Heyman and Big Show celebrated. The victory made him the first ever professional wrestler to hold the WWE Championship, WCW World Heavyweight Championship, and ECW World Heavyweight Championship.

He is also the first non ECW Original to hold the ECW title. Over the next several weeks, Wight defeated many other wrestlers from other brands, such as Ric Flair and Kane to retain his championship but lost to Batista and The Undertaker by disqualification. He lost to the Undertaker at in the first ever; he was a substitute for, who was removed by SmackDown! General Manager Theodore Long and replaced with Big Show as punishment for an attack on The Undertaker shortly before the match. He also had a brief feud with, whom he defeated. Also at SummerSlam, Big Show was one of the 'resources' used by Vince and Shane McMahon in their match against.

He became further involved in the McMahons' feud with DX when he teamed with Vince and Shane against Triple H and Shawn Michaels in a 3-on-2 handicap match at, which was won by Michaels and Triple H. During the match, DX shoved Vince's head up Big Show's in a mockery of Vince's 'Kiss My Ass Club'.

At, Show faced John Cena and in a Champion of Champions match. The fans voted for King Booker's to be on the line. Booker won the match following interference from, who was just beginning a feud with Cena at the time. At, Cena wrestled Big Show in a traditional 10-man Survivor Series tag team match, with Cena and left as the survivors of the match after Cena pinned Big Show.

Big Show then began a feud with Lashley, who left SmackDown! To join the ECW brand to participate in the match at for the ECW Championship. After busting Big Show open by breaking one of the plexiglass pods with his face, Lashley defeated him to win the title. On December 6, 2006 following an unsuccessful rematch, Big Show took time off from the ring to heal injuries he had sustained on ECW. After two months of inactivity, Wight's contract expired on February 8, 2007. Memphis Wrestling (2007) [ ] After a two-month departure from WWE, Wight replaced when the WWE withdrew him from a match with former nWo partner Hulk Hogan at the on April 27, 2007.

Wight was introduced as Paul 'The Great' Wight. He stated that 'Big Show' was his slave name and that he didn't want to be owned anymore. Hogan won the match after he picked him up and bodyslammed Wight and pinned him following the leg drop. Return to WWE (2008–present) [ ] Unified WWE Tag Team Champion (2008–2010) [ ]. Big Show arguing with referee Wight returned to WWE.

Big Show attempted to attack Rey Mysterio after his match with then champion Edge but got into a physical confrontation with after Mayweather came from the crowd to challenge Big Show. The confrontation ended with Mayweather breaking Big Show's nose with a. Big Show was then assigned to the SmackDown brand. Show lost to Mayweather at by knockout after a shot to the jaw with. At, Show defeated,,, and in a.

During the bout, he received a black eye and deep gash along the eyebrow, which required stitches after Morrison swung a Singapore cane to his knee, which caused Show to fall with the steps. As he fell, the steps accidentally moved to the right, which hit Show in the eye. The win gave him contention to face Kane and at for the ECW Championship, which Henry won by pinning Kane. Big Show sided with in her ongoing feud with by attacking him at and later interfering in many of Undertaker's matches on SmackDown.

He defeated Undertaker by knockout. However, Show lost to him in a fan voted at and a Casket Match. Show then lost a Steel Cage match against The Undertaker on SmackDown, ending the feud.

In March, it was revealed by that the Big Show was having secret relations with Vickie Guerrero. At, Show was involved in a Triple Threat match for the featuring champion Edge and eventual winner Cena.

Big Show is an eight-time in WWE – factoring in both (around right shoulder) and (left shoulder) reigns On April 13, Big Show was drafted to the Raw brand as a part of the. At, Big Show interfered in a Last Man Standing match for the World Heavyweight Championship between Cena and Edge when he threw Cena into a spotlight, thus resulting in Edge winning the title and Cena being seriously injured. He continued to feud with John Cena, losing to him at by pinfall and at in a submission match, before defeating Cena on the June 22 episode of Raw to end the feud. Big Show and as the Unified WWE Tag Team Champions, forming an alliance known as In the weeks prior to, Big Show constantly attacked U.S. Champion and among others. He then feuded with Kingston over the U.S.

Title and earned himself a spot in the at Night of Champions. At the event, Big Show was introduced as 's new tag team partner due to needing time off to tend to an injury, thus taking Show out of the six-pack challenge for the U.S. Together, were able to successfully defend the Unified WWE Tag Team Championship against. Jeri-Show successfully defended the title against at, and Mark Henry at and Rey Mysterio and Batista. At, Big Show represented Team Raw, but he betrayed and attacked his teammates, which led to Team SmackDown winning, so that he could receive an opportunity at the World Heavyweight Championship.

Big Show received his title shot at in a triple threat match against The Undertaker and Jericho, but the Undertaker successfully retained his title. Jeri-Show lost the title at to (DX) in a. As a member of the SmackDown roster, Jericho could only appear on Raw as a champion and so DX intentionally disqualified themselves in a rematch to force Jericho off the show. Eventually the teams had a match with a definitive finish, though DX still won, signalling the end of Jeri-Show.

On the February 8 episode of Raw, Show regained the title from DX with his new tag team partner in a, which also included the (CM Punk and ). On February 16, he and Miz successfully defended the title against and on the final episode of ECW. On the March 1 episode of Raw, Show and Miz defeated DX in their rematch. At, Show and Miz defeated John Morrison and to retain the title again. At ShoMiz was in a tag team gauntlet match where the team that beat them would get a title match the next night on Raw. Beat the first two teams in the gauntlet match, John Morrison and R-Truth, then MVP and Mark Henry. They then lost to The Hart Dynasty, who earned the title shot.

On the April 26, 2010 episode of Raw, Show and Miz lost the Unified Tag Team Titles to. Championship pursuits and reunion with Kane (2010–2011) [ ]. Big Show at in December 2010 After the title loss, he attacked The Miz with a knockout punch and hugged Teddy Long.

Later on in the night as part of the, Big Show was drafted back to the brand. He returned to the brand on the April 30 episode of SmackDown and was subsequently named the number one contender for the, later on in the night he interrupted World Heavyweight Champion as he was giving his 'State of Championship Address' and knocked him out with a WMD. On the May 7 episode of SmackDown, Big Show sat ringside during the Swagger/Kane main event. After Swagger was disqualified, Show chokeslammed him through the announce table.

He also crashed Swagger's achievement celebration and cost him his match with Kofi Kingston in the next week. Big Show defeated Jack Swagger via disqualification. On the May 27 episode of Smackdown, General Manager Thedore Long scheduled qualifying matches for the World Heavyweight Championship match at and that Big Show had already qualified by defeating Jack Swagger via disqualification at Over the Limit.

At, Show faced Rey Mysterio, CM Punk and Swagger for the World Heavyweight Championship, but Mysterio won the title. The following night, Swagger debuted his new finishing move, The Ankle Lock, and applied it on Big Show, thus injuring his ankle and continuing their feud. Two weeks later on Smackdown, Big Show saved Rey Mysterio, whose ankle was injured by the same move, from Swagger. Later that night, Big Show fought Swagger to a double count-out. Soon he began a feud with CM Punk and his, confronting him the Friday night before the event, and unmasking him to reveal his bald head. After failing to win the ladder match for the Money in the Bank contract, he fought the mysterious masked member of the SES, also unmasking him as.

Show's feud with the Straight Edge Society continued after he defeated them in a 3 on 1 Handicap match at and CM Punk. Big Show was made Team SmackDown's captain for on the October 8 episode of SmackDown.

At the event, Big Show was counted out with during the match but his team ultimately won with Edge and Rey Mysterio left on the team. He was on Rey Mysterio's team for where he was a survivor along with Mysterio.

The following episode of SmackDown, he was unsuccessful in qualifying for King of the Ring as he was defeated by by count-out thanks to interference by his personal ring announcer,. On the January 7, 2011 episode of SmackDown, Big Show participated in a Fatal 4-Way match to determine the number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, losing due to interference by former Nexus leader. The next week, Show faced Barrett, and won via DQ, when former Nexus members and attacked him.

Moments later appeared to help him, but instead attacked Big Show. The next week, Barrett, Slater, Gabriel and Jackson informed that they had formed. In the following weeks, the Corre continued to assault Show, due to the size and power of Ezekiel Jackson. At, Show participated in the Elimination Chamber match, eliminating Wade Barrett before eliminated by Kane. Big Show feuded with The Corre in the following weeks. On the March 4 episode of SmackDown, Big Show faced Kane in a confrontation until the Corre interfered on Kane's behalf. However, a miscommunication led to Kane turning on the Corre.

Thus reunited to take on the Corre. At, Big Show and Kane teamed with and Kofi Kingston to beat The Corre. On the April 22 episode of SmackDown, the duo defeated Corre members Justin Gabriel and Heath Slater to win the, their second championship win as a team.

Big Show was drafted to Raw as a part of the 2011 WWE Draft. He and Kane then started feuding with the New Nexus. After defending the titles against Wade Barrett and Ezekiel Jackson at and CM Punk and at, Kane and Big Show lost their titles to Michael McGilligutty and David Otunga on the following day on Raw. After losing the titles, Show was run over by Alberto Del Rio's car, driven by his ring announcer, and was sidelined with an injury for almost a month.

He returned during a match between Kane and Del Rio, attacking both Del Rio and Rodriguez. Show then began feuding with Mark Henry after he attacked and injured him on the June 17 episode of SmackDown, as Big Show's frustrations and anger towards Del Rio was redirected unintentionally to Mark Henry.

Henry retaliated by attacking Big Show during his match at and attacking him with the World's Strongest Slam through an announce table, causing Show to lose by technical knockout. Henry did the same thing on Kane through the broadcast table the next day on Raw after their arm wrestling match, and again on the June 27 episode. Henry then broke the cage door during the steel cage match between Big Show and Alberto Del Rio, allowing Del Rio to escape.

He then attacked Show with the cage door, breaking the cage viciously. On July 17, 2011 at, Henry defeated Big Show.

After the match, Henry fractured Show's, keeping him out of action for almost three months. World Heavyweight Champion (2011–2013) [ ] On the October 7 episode of SmackDown, Show returned and became number one contender for the after he attacked Mark Henry and him through the broadcast table. At Big Show fought Henry to a no contest after the ring collapsed following a superplex from Henry, similar to his match with Brock Lesnar in 2003. This time less damage was done, and the damage mainly occurred around the lower right hand ring post. Show ended up being taken out on a motorized cart with a flatbed.

Show faced Mark Henry for the World Heavyweight Championship once again at winning via disqualification when Henry hit Show with a low blow, afterwards he leg dropped a chair on Henry's leg, much like what Henry did to Show months before. On December 18 at, Big Show finally defeated Henry for the World Heavyweight Championship in a Chairs Match.

Afterwards, Henry knocked Big Show out with a DDT onto a chair and immediately cashed his Money in the Bank contract on Big Show to win the title. This gave Show the shortest-ever World Heavyweight Championship reign, 45 seconds. Show challenged Bryan for his world title on the January 6, 2012 episode of SmackDown, but Bryan retained his title by disqualification when he goaded Mark Henry into attacking him.

The next week on SmackDown, Show received a rematch for the title contested under no disqualification, no count-out rules. Bryan again retained his title as the rematch ended in a no contest after Show accidentally crashed into (Bryan's girlfriend) at ringside, injuring her.

Burger Shop Full Game Apk Download here. At the event, Show faced Bryan and Henry in a triple threat steel cage match for the world title, but Bryan escaped the steel cage to retain his title. At the event, Show failed again to capture the World Heavyweight Championship after he was eliminated second. Show after he won the at In the following weeks, Show began a feud with Rhodes after Rhodes highlighted Show's embarrassing moments in previous WrestleManias, often costing Show to lose matches in the process. At, Big Show defeated Rhodes to win the. With this, Big Show became the twenty-fourth wrestler to win the Triple Crown Championship and the twelfth Grand Slam Champion in the WWE. Show then began highlighting embarrassing moments in Rhodes' career. After a four-week reign, Show lost the title back to Rhodes at in a Tables match.

Show received his rematch on the May 7 episode of Raw SuperShow, where he defeated Rhodes via countout after he walked out on the match. After a series of confrontations with General Manager, he was fired by Laurinaitis for making fun of his voice on the May 14 episode of Raw. Six days later, Big Show returned on at, seemingly to help John Cena in his match against John Laurinaitis; instead, he knocked Cena out with a WMD and allowed Laurinaitis to win the match by pinfall. The following night on Raw, Big Show explained that his actions were of necessity to keep his job in the WWE, therefore resulting in Laurinaitis re-signing him to an ' with a big fat bonus', also stating that nobody showed him any sympathy when he got fired. Over the next few weeks, he attacked Cena,,, R-Truth, Santino Marella,, and Kofi Kingston because of the terms of his contract.

On the June 11 episode of Raw, he accidentally knocked out after McMahon decided that Laurinatis would be fired if Show lost to Cena at in a steel cage. Show went on to lose that match and as per stipulation, Laurinaitis was fired. At, Show faced Cena, Kane, Chris Jericho, and The Miz in the, but was unsuccessful as the match was won by Cena. On July 23 at Raw 1000, Big Show attacked Cena during his WWE Championship match against CM Punk causing a disqualification. He continued the attack on Cena until The Rock made the save.

The following week on Raw, a WWE Championship number one contenders match between Show and Cena ended in a no contest due to interference from Punk. Following this, both Show and Cena were entered in the championship match at by Raw General Manager AJ Lee At the event, however, Show was unsuccessful as Punk retained the title. Show returned on the September 24 episode of Raw, attacking Brodus Clay and during their match. Four days later on SmackDown, Big Show defeated Randy Orton to become the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship.

Show received his title opportunity on October 28 at, where he defeated Sheamus to win the World Heavyweight Championship for the second time. On November 18 at, Show lost a title rematch to Sheamus via disqualification, and retaining the World Heavyweight Championship as a result. After the match, Sheamus attacked Show and repeatedly hit him with a chair. This led to a Chairs match on December 16 at, where Big Show defeated Sheamus to retain the World Heavyweight Championship.

On the December 24 episode of Raw, Show was defeated by Sheamus in a non-title lumberjack match. On the December 28 episode of SmackDown, Show defended his title against Alberto Del Rio, however, the match ended in a no contest after Sheamus interfered and attacked Show. Three days later on Raw, Show defended the World Heavyweight Championship against Del Rio's ring announcer Ricardo Rodriguez and defeated him via disqualification after Del Rio attacked Show from behind.

On January 8, 2013, at the tapings of the January 11 episode of SmackDown, Show lost the World Heavyweight Championship to Del Rio in a Last Man Standing match, ending his reign at 72 days. Show received his rematch for the title in another Last Man Standing match on January 27 at the, but was again defeated by Del Rio when Rodriguez used duct tape to stop Show from getting up. After Show repeatedly attacked Del Rio and Rodriguez, Del Rio defeated Show via submission on February 17 at to again retain his title.

On the March 1 episode of SmackDown, Big Show knocked out of with the KO Punch after Reigns was shoved into him during an attack on Randy Orton and Sheamus. After the March 4 episode of Raw went off-air, Show was attacked by the Shield. Four days later on SmackDown, Show again assisted Sheamus and Orton in warding off The Shield, though he hit Sheamus with a KO Punch and was hit with an RKO by Orton in return. On the March 11 episode of Raw, Show defeated Shield member via disqualification after the rest of The Shield interfered. Orton and Sheamus were then allowed to pick a third partner to face the Shield in a six-man tag team match at and originally chose. However, on the March 18 episode of Raw, Ryback was booked in another match at the event, leaving the spot open. Later that night, Big Show saved the two from an attack by The Shield and was immediately recruited as their partner.

On April 7 at WrestleMania 29, Show, Orton and Sheamus were defeated by The Shield, after which, Show knocked out both of his teammates. The following night on Raw, Orton and Sheamus faced off in a match to earn a match with Big Show, however, the match ended in a no contest after Show interfered. Show was then defeated by Orton and Sheamus in two handicap matches, first on the April 12 episode of SmackDown via count-out, and second on the April 15 episode of Raw via pinfall. On the April 19 episode of SmackDown, Show teamed up with old rival Mark Henry to defeat Orton and Sheamus in a tag team match, with Show pinning Orton for the win. The feud between Big Show and Orton led to an on May 19 at, which Show lost. After Extreme Rules, Show took a hiatus from WWE television. The Authority (2013–2015) [ ].

See also: After a three-month hiatus, Show returned to WWE on August 11 at a house show in. Show made his return on the following night on the August 12 episode of Raw, and helped Mark Henry and Rob Van Dam from an attack by The Shield. On the May 16 episode of SmackDown, Show, Henry, and Van Dam defeated the Shield in a six-man tag team match. On the May 19 episode of Raw, as a result of speaking out against COO Triple H, Show was placed into a three-on-one handicap tornado tag team match against The Shield, which Show lost. Additional punishment followed with Show being forced to sit ringside and watch his friends being attacked by the Shield and Randy Orton at the risk of being fired. Following this, (Triple H and Stephanie McMahon) claimed Show was broke, and in order to save his job, forced him to knock out his friends including Daniel Bryan,, and The Miz.

When Show attempted to revolt on the September 30 episode of Raw, he was almost arrested for threatening to knock out Triple H but Stephanie McMahon came to his aid and insulted him afterwards. At, Big Show interfered in the WWE title match between Bryan and Orton and knocked out both of them, ending the match in a no-contest.

During November 2013, Show started a feud with WWE Champion Orton, who was part of the Authority, but failed to win the title. At, Show teamed with to unsuccessfully challenge for the in a four-way match, also involving RybAxel ( and ), and The Real Americans ( and ). On the January 6 episode of Raw, Show confronted after Lesnar attacked. There was a short physical confrontation between the two, starting a feud which was settled at where Show lost to Lesnar after being brutally assaulted with numerous chair shots before the match started. Big Show participated in the Memorial Battle Royal at, being the last person eliminated by winner. On July 26, 2014, Big Show made his return at a, defeating Cesaro. He made his television return on the August 8 episode of SmackDown, teaming with to defeat RybAxel ( and ).

On the September 26 episode of Smackdown, Show started a feud with when he defeated Rusev by disqualification. At, he was defeated by Rusev via submission. The following night on Raw, Henry turned on Show and attacked him, during their match with the WWE Tag Team Champions.

On the November 3 episode of Raw, he defeated Henry via disqualification when he was slammed onto the steel steps by Henry. Big Show posing with a fan in 1999 Big Show has been featured in infomercials for Stacker 2 with former drivers and, NASCAR driver, retired crew chief turned broadcaster, and 2002, 2005, and 2011 Sprint Cup Champion. In addition, Wight appeared on the ' remix video by and.

Wight was featured on the, winning $15,000 for his chosen charity,. He is the only contestant to appear on two versions of the game show in two different countries.

On March 31, 2012, Big Show won the first ever Slime Wrestling World Championship at the, defeating after throwing him into a tub of slime. Big Show also appeared in a with, which generated over 12 million loops. Video games [ ] Big Show has appeared in each of the Smackdown vs. Raw video games except. Big Show has been involved in most of the 2k Showcases and historical stories starting with.

Big Show has been used as a duplicate in WWE '13,,, and. He is also as a triplicate in as Big Show, Big Show (Retro) and The Giant (whose picture is credited as Paul Wight in WWE 2K16). Big Show has appeared on the on the. Filmography [ ] Films Year Title Role Notes 1996 Reggie's Prayer Mr. Big Show is a one time • • (1996) • (1996) • Ranked him No.

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