The Hall of Famer, who played football before going into wrestling, was a real powerhouse during his time with WWE, and was weirdly angile for someone of his size.Īt his heaviest Vader weighed 450lbs, and towards the end of his life, before his passing in 2018, he tried to slim down and get healthy with DDP Yoga, but unfortunately, it was too late.Īnother 450 pounder here, this time One Man Gang. When WWE fans are asked who was the best wrestler to never win the world title, Vader is often a name that comes up on that list. Monsoon’s weight did vary during his wrestling days, but at his heaviest, he was billed at 440lbs. However, it’s easy to forgot that Monsoon was also a wrestler during the 60s and 70s, with WWE using the 440lbs man as a big monster heel to go up against Bruno Sammartino. Gorilla Monsoon is perhaps best known to WWE fans as a commentator in the WWE during the 1980s, as well as an authority figure during the Attitude Era. Gorilla Monsoon – 440lbs Gorilla Monsoon WWE Rikishi’s legacy is still feld in WWE to this day, with his sons, The Usos, the reigning SmackDown Tag Team Champions.įunnily enough, Rikishi was so large, that his son’s combined weights are less than his weight during his heaviest period in WWE.ġ0. The Samoan weighed 425lbs, and used all of that frame to his advantage in his matches, even holding Intercontinental Championship gold during his time with WWE. Rikishi took his time to find his perfect spot in WWE, but did go on to perfect is craft as one of WWE’s best big men during the Attitude Era. Gonzalez wrestled The Undertaker in one of the worst WrestleMania matches of all time, and only lasted a year in the company, before leaving. Giant Gonzalez was a former basketballer who transitioned into the world of WWE (then WWF), and due to his huge 8ft frame, struggled to perform in the ring. Like The Great Khali, it was Giant Gonzalez’s incredibly tall frame that sees him land as the 12th heaviest Superstar in WWE history. Giant Gonzalez – 419lbs Giant Gonzalez WWE The WWE Hall of Famer stood at 7ft 1″, and even when sharing the ring with the likes of The Undertaker, Big Show and the aforementioned Henry, he looked enormous, so it’s not surprising to see him on this list.ġ2. Khali was never in bad shape during his time with WWE, but it was his huge frame that made him one of the heaviest WWE Superstars in history. The Great Khali – 419lbs The Great Khali WWEįrom one former World Heavyweight Champion to another, The Great Khali comes in at number 13 on this list. However, the former World Heavyweight Champion has lost close to 40kg over the last two years, as you can find out more about by clicking here, and is now in pretty incredible shape.ġ3.
Henry was legitimately the World’s Strongest Man at one stage, and he used all of his 180kg + frame to make that happen. Mark Henry comes in at number 14 on the list, weighing 412lbs during the heaviest period of his WWE career. Omos is said to be receiving a pretty large push in WWE, and if he wins the world title, it’s hard to believe that he won’t be the heaviest man to become champion.įrom one man who is hoping to win a world title in WWE, to someone has already done it. The 7ft 3″ giant weighs a staggering 400lbs, and even when he’s standing in the right with the likes of Bobby Lashley, who is a small man, he dwarfs them. Omos may be the biggest man on WWE’s main roster now right now, but he’s certainly not the heaviest Superstar in WWE history. without wasting any more time, let’s look at the 15 heaviest wrestlers in WWE history…
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