Eddie Guerrero vs Big Show - US Title
From No Mercy 2003.
Big Show is arguably the best giant of the modern era, being able to play both a convincing face and heel due to his mammoth size and undeniable charisma. Making his wrestling debut for WCW in 1995, he won the WCW title in his first match. He would hold the WCW title twice and their tag titles thrice (with Lex Luger, Sting and Scott Hall) in his tenure there before joining WWE in 1999. There he would have three World Tag title reigns (twice with The Undertaker, once with Kane), as well as three Hardcore reigns and a U.S. title reign. He would also win three more world titles, the WWE title twice and the ECW title once, becoming the only man to have been the WWE, WCW and ECW Champion. After eventually losing the ECW title in 2006, he would take a hiatus, returning to the WWE in 2008, managing to win three Unified Tag Team title reigns, with Chris Jericho, The Miz and Kane. In 2011, Big Show would win the World Heavyweight title, becoming a six-time world champion.
Big Show is arguably the best giant of the modern era, being able to play both a convincing face and heel due to his mammoth size and undeniable charisma. Making his wrestling debut for WCW in 1995, he won the WCW title in his first match. He would hold the WCW title twice and their tag titles thrice (with Lex Luger, Sting and Scott Hall) in his tenure there before joining WWE in 1999. There he would have three World Tag title reigns (twice with The Undertaker, once with Kane), as well as three Hardcore reigns and a U.S. title reign. He would also win three more world titles, the WWE title twice and the ECW title once, becoming the only man to have been the WWE, WCW and ECW Champion. After eventually losing the ECW title in 2006, he would take a hiatus, returning to the WWE in 2008, managing to win three Unified Tag Team title reigns, with Chris Jericho, The Miz and Kane. In 2011, Big Show would win the World Heavyweight title, becoming a six-time world champion.
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