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#4. The Great Khali - 7'1"
Khali had two distinct phases in his wrestling career. In the first phase he was the foreign monster who would destroy anybody in his path. This led to clean wins over both The Undertaker, John Cena, Ric Flair and Shawn Michaels. Only a handful of people in wrestling history might be able to say that they did the same.
Khali spent the second part of his career as a bona fide lower card comedy act. While his fall from grace was shocking, it was justified at the same time. Khali was always one of the worst wrestlers on the roster but at least he was at least convincing as a monster in his initial days in the WWE. But after a couple of years in the company, he could no longer even move properly in the ring.
A comedy act was properly the best the WWE could come up with for him before letting him go as his contract ran up. Shockingly, Khali had managed to win the World Heavyweight on one occasion while in the WWE. Pretty impressive for someone who was as bad in the ring as he was.
