The heaviest Superstars ever: photos
Who are the heaviest Superstars of all time? WWEClassics.com weighs in with the serious heavyweights that weighed more than 400 pounds.
Weighing close to 600 pounds, WWE Hall of Famer Yokozuna is the heaviest WWE Champion ever.
Often advertised as weighing more than 800 pounds, Happy Humphrey was most likely the heaviest competitor ever.
Haystacks Calhoun, who wrestled Happy Humphrey on occasion, was said to weigh more than 600 pounds.
The 474-pound Jerry Blackwell was one of the first big men to leave his feet regularly.
At 540 pounds, Andre the Giant was one of the few Superstars to break the 500-pound mark.
King Kong Bundy’s 458 pounds led Gorilla Monsoon to call him a “walking condominium.”
Obscure star Man Mountain Mike teamed with Haystacks Calhoun in a duo that weighed more than 1,200 pounds.
The jolly Uncle Elmer was a big man at 450 hearty pounds.
Big Show is the heaviest Superstar on the current roster at 441 pounds.
Rikishi weighed 425 pounds, but he was surprisingly agile.
Vader used his 450 pounds of girth to destroy Sting, Cactus Jack and many other rivals.
Even though he weighed 401 pounds, Bam Bam Bigelow could still moonsault.
One of the biggest Superstars of his day, WWE Hall of Famer Gorilla Monsoon weighed more than 400 pounds.
Former King of the Ring Mabel weighed nearly 500 pounds.
The big man also competed under the personas of Big Daddy V and Viscera.
It should come as no surprise that the massive Earthquake was a successful sumo wrestler before becoming a Superstar.
The World’s Strongest Man weighs in at 412 very dangerous pounds.
The 450-pound Akeem crushed many opponents with his 747 Splash.
Bastion Booger weighed a little more than 400 pounds thanks to his steady diet of pizza.
