#3 The Big Show
The Big Show is someone who has defied odds his entire life. Living with the rare disease known as Acromegaly, which is the same disorder Andre The Giant had, Show was not expected to live beyond his twenties. Now at 44 years young, The Big Show is healthier than ever and appears to be living a long, full life, despite early prognosis.
The Big Show met Hulk Hogan in the mid-1990's, who then referred him to Eric Bischoff, which is ultimately how he got his start. Early on in his career, with WCW, he was simply known as The Giant. During his early years, the storyline booked The Giant as the son of the late Andre The Giant, an idea that was eventually scrapped.
The Giant had a tremendous career with WCW, despite having minimal training.
After making his way to the WWE in 1999, he was renamed The Big Show. Now a proven veteran and someone the younger Superstars look up to, Big Show has accomplished all he's ever desired, and then some.
Throughout his career, he's won the WCW World Title two times, the WCW tag team titles three times, WWE tag team titles eight times, the United States title once, the Hardcore title three times, the ECW World Title once, and the WWE Championship 2 times, as well as the 2015 Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal.