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#1 Goldberg lifts The Giant
The Big Show was known as The Giant back in WCW. He was billed as being Andre The Giant's son, when he debuted in the company.
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At the peak of The Attitude Era, Goldberg had become one of the most popular Superstars in both WCW and WWE. On an episode of Monday Nitro in 1998, the fans roared in unison as Goldberg faced off against The Giant in a marquee match.
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After slugging it out for a while, the match neared its end.
No one believed that it could happen, but Goldberg managed to lift The Giant on his shoulders, keep him at the same position for a second, and then drop him to the mat to a thunderous sea of cheers.
The crowd couldn't believe what they had just seen. This is widely regarded as the greatest feat of strength a wrestler has ever displayed.
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