WWE's "Patriots" vs. Giants
There's a big game between New York and New England, but check out these photos if you want to see some REAL "Patriots" and "Giants"!
The Rock makes an electrifying entrance sporting a red, white and blue Brahma Bull.
Although not the biggest, The Undertaker is arguably the most terrifying giant of all time, dominating opponents like no one else in WWE history.
For many, Sgt. Slaughter was the epitome of patriotism in WWE.
WWE Hall of Famer Andre the Giant was one of the largest and most beloved Superstars of all time.
Andre proudly and appropriately wore the mantel of The Eighth Wonder of the World.
Cheer him or boo him until you're hoarse, but you can't deny John Cena's love for his country.
The largest WWE Champion of all time, sumo wrestler Yokozuna tipped the scales at a whopping 600 pounds.
Just as familiar as his trademark 2x4 are the "USA" chants that emanate from the WWE Universe when "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan makes his entrance.
Giant Gonzales stood at a dizzying 8 feet tall, towering over everyone else in WWE history.
After Stephanie McMahon signed a "new" Superstar, sight unseen, the WWE Universe was in for a big shock when the mysterious Mr. America finally made his debut.
Who was that masked man, "brother"?
Standing 6-foot-10 and weighing in at 364 pounds, John Minton's dominant in-ring ability earned the WWE Hall of Famer the moniker, "Big John Studd."
An Olympic Gold Medalist, Kurt Angle debuted with WWE in 1999.
"It's true! It's true!" It's The World's Greatest Tag Team!
Kane is The Devil's Favorite Demon for good reason. The monster has rampaged through WWE, leaving fire and brimstone in his wake.
Patriot vs. Giant: John Cena fights to Rise Above whatever The Big Red Monster throws at him.
Torrie Wilson, introducing Great American Bash in ... you're not even reading this, are you?
Kharma's explosive arrival in WWE sent shockwaves through the WWE Universe.
There have been many harrowing giants in WWE history, but Michael Cole's vote for "most terrifying giant" is pretty clear.
Before Corporal Kirchner defended his country's honor against Nikolai Volkoff at WrestleMania II, he served his country as a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division out of Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
"It's time! It's time! It's Vader time!" At 6' 5" and 450 pounds, The Rocky Mountain Mastodon was a three-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion.
Sting, draped in the red, white and blue at Starrcade Tokyo Dome 1992.
Standing at 7-feet-tall and nearly 450 pounds, Big Show is The World's Largest Athlete.
Rey vs. Goliath
The Patriot wore the Stars and Stripes proudly, and was a WCW Tag Team Champion.
Known as "The Beast from the East," Bam Bam Bigelow was a truly imposing figure at nearly 400 pounds.
Bam Bam wasn't all power, though. He could move, too, at times displaying the in-ring repertoire of a cruiserweight.
Lex Luger, The Total Package, was "Made in the USA."
The WWE Universe may fondly remember Rikishi as a dancing giant, but we doubt anyone on the receiving end of The Stink Face has nice things to say about him.
Simply put, Dusty Rhodes was The American Dream.
The Great Khali is an absolute behemoth, earning him the nickname, The Punjabi Titan.
You know a guy is dominant when he keeps The Miz from running his mouth.
Debuting in WWE as The U.S. Express, Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham were two-time WWE Tag Team Champions.
The U.S Express reunited in 2008 for a WrestleMania I rematch against The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff.
The nearly 7-foot-tall Diesel has held virtually every championship there is, laying waste to opponents over a span of two decades.
Before his WWE Hall of Fame career began, Tony Atlas was an enormously successful bodybuilder, winning the title, Mr. USA.
Earthquake and Typhoon formed one of the biggest tag teams of all time, squashing opponents as The Natural Disasters.
Mark Henry could certainly command a spot on the Giants, but coming off an Olympic run, "The World's Strongest Man" donned the red, white and blue for his WWE debut.
King Kong Bundy was such a dominating presence in WWE that the legendary Gorilla Monsoon called him a "walking condominium."
C'mon, how could a guy whose moniker is "The All-American American" NOT be on the list?
At 6' 9" and nearly 320 pounds, Sid was a "Sycho" two-time WWE Champion.
Alternate Giant No. 1: Big Daddy V was a monster at 6-foot-9 and nearly 500 pounds.
Alternate Giant No. 2: The 7-foot-tall Kurrgan was a member of the Oddities and Truth Commission in the 1990s.
Kurrgan was back in the news recently for accidentally knocking out Sherlock Holmes himself, Robert Downey, Jr., while filming.
Alternate Giant No. 3: One Man Gang ... now that dude was just frightening.
