19. The Giant

Today, he’s known as Big Show with WWE. However, earlier in his career, The Giant captivated WCW audiences with his seven-foot tall frame and the ability to still land acrobatic stunts. Debuting for WCW in 1995, he immediately went after Hulk Hogan and his World Title.

In his very first match, The Giant beat Hogan and became WCW’s biggest villain. While he was forced to vacate the title, he eventually regained the championship by defeating Ric Flair. With that victory, The Giant joined a short list of wrestlers who defeated both Hogan and Flair for a major title. The Giant was also a three-time tag team champion during his WCW run.