Some WWE names like Andre the Giant and Kane never got signed by WCW to have a full run there. However, there were plenty of other noteworthy giant characters on the roster getting pushed.

Andre the Giant’s farewell in WCW. Andre the Giant’s last U.S. television appearance did not take place on a WWE show. His farewell to American audiences came at a Clash of the Champions event ...

The Giant’s last American television appearance was for WCW. André the Giant was a WWF man through and through, wrestling almost his entire career for the company.

in wcw By Doric Sam Nov. 4, 2018 2:33 pm EST It's no surprise that The Big Show has spent much of his career receiving comparisons to the legendary Andre the Giant.

One of the most natural dream matches would be Paul Wight, WCW’s “The Giant” facing off against the legendary Andre. Both men were surprisingly agile for their size in the earlier years of ...

Frazier had a long WWE career as Big Daddy V, Mabel and Viscera, and won both the tag team and harcore titles. Introduced as the "son of Andre The Giant" when he debuted in WCW in 1995, The Big ...

André the Giant's billed height was 7 feet, 4 inches tall. That's 88 inches, or 223.52 centimeters. André the Giant, born André René Roussimoff, was a global ic ...

The Giant initially refused before officers talked him into going voluntarily, using leg shackles as handcuffs. He was booked and released on bail. He paid a $100 fine and the cost of the camera.

People who knew Andre The Giant rant and rave about what a larger ... an incredible run through the independent circuits in the early 1980s and later had successful tenures in both WWF and WCW.

He partnered with Andre The Giant in the late '80s to win the tag team titles off Demolition and was a key part of Dungeon Of Doom, Faces Of Fear and the hardcore scene in WCW. (Image credit: WWE ...