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5. Big John Studd
At six feet, ten inches tall, Studd was one of the strongest wrestlers of his era by default. Only men like Andre the Giant and Ernie Ladd could match his power. However, he was more than just a powerhouse.
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Studd had been trained by Killer Kowalksi and had a much more scientific move-set than most big men. Suplexes, backbreakers and even the Victory Roll were never off limits to the athletic Studd.
He never captured the big belt of any federation but held numerous mid-card championships and tag titles. Studd is probably best remembered in the US for his $10,000 body slam challenge match against Andre the Giant.
Studd passed away young at 47 from Hodgkin's disease and heart failure. His contributions to the world of wrestling will never be forgotten.
