#3 Bam Bam Bigelow 84
A physically imposing specimen in the ring, 1980’s WWF icon Bam Bam Bigelow has been described as “the most natural, agile and physically remarkable big man of the past quarter century.” Through his career, he also held the ECW World Championship and won a Slammy award for his moves in the WWF.
In spite of his huge size and power, Bam Bam was fleet-footed and acrobatic enough in the ring to execute moonsaults and flying headbutts from the top rope which was a novelty for WWF fans not used to seeing their giants jump off turnbuckles.
Bigelow wound up his wrestling career with a stint in the WCW where he had one final big-ticket feud with current WWE Superstar Goldberg.
Bam Bam Bigelow was nowhere close to the top ten strongest wrestlers in the 2K16 game but has surprisingly made it this high in the strongest men of the 2K17 edition. His high rating comes as no surprise as he felt somewhat undercooked in WWE 2K16 especially given his power packed performances in the ring for the WWF.
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