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* The obvious example in British wrestling was Giant Haystacks, briefly known as The Loch Ness Monster in the USA.
** There was also Big Daddy, a thirty-stone Yorkshireman christened Shirley Crabtree by a father who had listened to a lot of Johnny Cash and approved of the principles underlying the naming of sons.
* Just try to stop [[WWE]] from using these. In addition to Big Show, they've currently got [[Mark Henry]], The Great Khali, Undertaker, and [[
** Of course, [[The Undertaker]] is arguably one of the very best big man wrestlers ever, [[
* This trope isn't restricted to men's wrestling, either. On the women's side of things, we have:
** Victoria, a WWE Diva who had quite a brutal streak for a few years (her "Widow's Peak" finisher looking legitimately dangerous) before turning into a generic heel, and then a generic face; she eventually jumped ship to [[TNA]], where she competes as Tara.
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