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#2 Mark Henry & Big Show
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Mark Henry was on a roll at the time this match came around. He was in the last full push of his career and the World Heavyweight Champion. Going into Vengeance 2011, Big Show was to be his opponent for the Championship.
A former WWE writer just went after JBL for his comments HERE
I don’t think anyone expected Big Show to win, but I also don’t think they expected the ending to the match they got.
It ended in a No Contest as a superplex caused the ring to implode for the second time in WWE history at the event. The match itself was forgettable, to be honest, and the only reason anyone really remembers the event is because the ring collapsed when the "World’s Strongest Man" Mark Henry, and Big Show went to the top rope and performed a superplex.
I really liked Mark Henry’s reign as World Heavyweight Champion and it’s good that there are memorable moments to it such as this.
