#2 Matt Hardy
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Matt Hardy had gained a lot of weight by 2009, and this hadn't gone unnoticed by the WWE Universe. Some went as far as to refer to him as "Fat Hardy". It was truly one of the lowest points in his career. He had gotten his appendix removed in 2007, and gained some weight as a result. He spent the next few years getting back in shape. Hardy revealed an amazing transformation earlier this year, via a tweet.
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#1 The Big Show
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Was there anyone else truly deserving of the #1 spot? The Big Show has shown his critics that anything can happen if one works hard enough. Show is one of the biggest men in all of Pro Wrestling, and his size was one of the reasons why he became a marketable Superstar.
At one time, Show weighed 500 pounds, and was struggling to carry all of that weight on a daily basis. He lost a lot of weight after going through intense workouts and diets, and later credited John Cena for inspiring him to do the same.
John and I were joking back and forth, and we were talking about something, and I was making a joke about, ‘Oh yeah, I’m going to go out and get me some abs, and be a bodybuilder. I said, ‘Who would want to see a giant with abs?’ John just looked at me deadpan and goes, ‘Yeah. A giant with abs — who would want to see that?’ And he walked off.
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