WWE THE BIG SHOW: A GIANT’S WORLD – When Size Really Does Matter
Who the hell wins their WWE debut match against Hulk Hogan for the world title?
Standing over seven feet tall with acromegaly he didn’t even know he had, Paul Wight went from car salesman to wrestling icon in record time. But WWE’s three-disc documentary reveals the brutal reality behind the success: being sent to developmental for getting lazy, getting hazed by Stone Cold and The Undertaker for being fat, and learning that being the “World’s Largest Athlete” means nothing if you can’t wrestle.
From performing impossible dropkicks off the top rope to facing Floyd Mayweather at WrestleMania, Big Show’s journey proves that sometimes the biggest stories come from the biggest superstars.
Read our complete review to discover why this documentary delivers the satisfaction of a perfect finishing move…