5 Big men in WWE History that 'sold' well

Umaga

Eddie Fatu has two notable stints in the WWE. The first one saw him as Jamal, but the run was short lived. Fatu was released from WWE for being involved in a bar fight. A few years later, he returned to the promotion and this time, he was pushed as Umaga. The monster heel character took off pretty well. He was soon in the main event scene and feuded with the likes of John Cena and Batista.

One thing that helped him to stay in the main event scene was his athleticism. Apart from this, Fatu also had impressive selling skills. He sold almost every move exceptionally well for his size. His career soon got derailed and Fatu passed away unexpectedly.

Kane

Ever since Kane made his debut in 1997, he has been a mainstay in the WWE. He is currently one of the longest serving wrestlers in WWE’s roster. At first, Kane was introduced as a monster that was tough to beat. This demanded less selling by the big red monster. However, as his career progressed, WWE toned down Kane.

He is taking a lot of losses these days and most of them require selling. Kane does this job perfectly and despite being miles away from his prime, he sells like a pro. CM Punk once said in an interview about how easy it is to work with Kane. A man of his size deserves respect for earning such praise and for being able to sell all those moves that come around.