Throughout WWE history, there have been several gigantic wrestlers that have graced a WWE ring. Some of the biggest wrestlers to compete in WWE have tremendous athleticism, and some are attractions because of their size which captivates the audiences. Furthermore, some of the biggest wrestlers have managed to showcase their skills at WrestleMania, and some have participated in marquee matches.
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The likes of The Undertaker, Kane and Kevin Nash are among the tallest wrestlers to compete at WrestleMania with success. However, several wrestlers are heavier than them that have competed on the Grandest Stage of Them All. The heaviest wrestlers that have managed to compete at WrestleMania had a mixture of good and bad matches.
10 Uncle Elmer - 427 Lbs
Uncle Elmer is one of the most surprising figures to get a match at WrestleMania and it wasn't a memorable match. He collided with Adrian Adonis at WrestleMania 2. His in-ring skills were not up to scratch, but he had opportunities because of his size and he tipped the scales at 427 pounds.
Adonis was accompanied to the ring by Jimmy Hart, and Elmer was beaten by Adonis in just three minutes. This turned out to be Uncle Elmer's only appearance at WrestleMania.
9 Big Show - 441 Lbs
Big Show has featured at WrestleMania multiple times throughout his career, and it hasn't always been a happy experience for Show. He headlined WrestleMania in just his second WrestleMania appearance at WrestleMania 16 in a fatal-4-way elimination match for Triple H's WWE Championship.
Show weighed in at 500 pounds for several WrestleMania appearances, but he shed a lot of weight and got as low as 441 pounds. One of the highlights of his career was dethroning Cody Rhodes for the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania 28 to become one of the heaviest Intercontinental Champions in WWE history.
8 One Man Gang - 450 Lbs
George Gray has wrestled at WrestleMania under several gimmicks as One Man Gang and Akeem. He weighed in at 450 pounds, and WrestleMania 4 was his first taste of competing on the Grandest Stage of Them All. He reached the semifinals in the tournament to crown a new WWE Champion, and he lost to the eventual champion Randy Savage albeit by disqualification.
A year later, he changed his gimmick and he was called Akeem. He formed a tag team with Big Boss Man called the Twin Towers, and they defeated The Rockers at WrestleMania 5. He competed at WrestleMania two more times losing to Boss Man at WrestleMania 6, and he participated in the Gimmick Battle Royal reprising his One Man Gang persona at WrestleMania 17.
7 King Kong Bundy - 458 Lbs
King Kong Bundy was one of the biggest heels in the Golden Era and he made a surprising return to WWE in the New Generation Era. Bundy has four WrestleMania appearances to his name, and his biggest match was challenging Hulk Hogan for the WWE Championship in a steel cage match at WrestleMania 2.
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Bundy weighed 458 pounds, and he registered one of the quickest wins in WrestleMania history when he beat SD Jones in 25 seconds at the inaugural WrestleMania. Bundy represented the Million Dollar Corporation in 1995, but he came up short to The Undertaker in an underwhelming bout at WrestleMania 11.
6 Giant Gonzalez - 460 Lbs
The rivalry between The Undertaker and Giant Gonzalez began at the 1993 Royal Rumble when Gonzalez made his WWE debut and eliminated the Deadman from the Royal Rumble match. They finally locked horns at WrestleMania 9, and it was a poor match.
Gonzalez's height was billed at 8 feet and he weighed in at 460 pounds and his movement in the ring was languid. He wore an airbrushed attire, and he lost to Undertaker by disqualification which turned out to be his only appearance at WrestleMania.
5 Vader - 467 Lbs
Vader's WWE career could have been miles better than what it turned out to be. However, the Mastodon weighed 467 pounds, and his two WrestleMania matches were at back-to-back editions of WrestleMania in 1996 and 1997.
Vader teamed up with his Camp Cornette stablemates Owen Hart and The British Bulldog and they defeated Yokozuna, Ahmed Johnson, and Jake Roberts at WrestleMania 12. 12 months later, Vader was up against Hart and Bulldog in a WWE World Tag Team Championship match with Mankind as his tag team partner. There was no clear-cut winner with the match being thrown out as a double count-out.
4 Earthquake - 468 Lbs
The late Earthquake made his WrestleMania debut at WrestleMania 6 with Jimmy Hart in his corner. He opened his WrestleMania account with a win ensuring his unbeaten record remained intact as he defeated Hercules. A year later, Earthquake saw off Greg "The Hammer" Valentine.
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At WrestleMania 8, Earthquake and Typhoon defeated Money Inc. but they failed to take home the WWE World Tag Team Championship as they won by disqualification. Earthquake made a couple more appearances at WrestleMania with a quick victory over Adam Bomb at WrestleMania 10, and he competed in the Gimmick Battle Royal at WrestleMania 17.
3 Viscera - 504 Lbs
Nelson Frazier Jr. has competed at WrestleMania under various gimmicks with his first WrestleMania outing coming at WrestleMania 10 as Mabel. He teamed up with Mo but they were unable to dethrone the Quebecers for the WWE World Tag Team Championship.
It would take another six years for the late Frazier Jr. to compete at WrestleMania and that was at WrestleMania 16 when he participated in the Hardcore Battle Royal for the WWE Hardcore Championship.
2 Andre The Giant - 520 Lbs
Andre the Giant was a larger-than-life character and he was a huge attraction. His maiden in-ring WrestleMania outing was against fellow giant Big John Studd. A year later, he won a Battle Royal, but his most significant appearance at the Show of Shows was his WWE Championship match with Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania 3.
Hogan beat Andre to retain the WWE Championship, and they clashed a year later in a rematch at WrestleMania 4. Furthermore, Andre competed in two more matches at WrestleMania and he dropped the WWE World Tag Team Championship alongside Haku to Demolition at WrestleMania 6. Andre's final WrestleMania appearance was at WrestleMania 7 as he interfered in Mr. Perfect and Big Boss Man's Intercontinental Championship match.
1 Yokozuna - 568 Lbs
Yokozuna is the heaviest wrestler in WWE history to compete at WrestleMania at 568 pounds. Yokozuna's first four matches at WrestleMania were WWE Championship matches. He beat Bret Hart at WrestleMania 9 to become the youngest WWE Champion at 26 but moments later, he dropped the gold to Hulk Hogan in an impromptu match.
Yokozuna was once again involved in a couple of WWE Championship matches at WrestleMania 10 as he defended the title against Lex Luger and Bret Hart. He lost the WWE Championship to the Hitman, but 12 months later, he captured the WWE World Tag Team Championship with Bret's younger brother Owen Hart.
