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#2 The Big Show
The WWE rumour mill has been full of reports over the last couple of years that The Big Show is set to retire, with many expecting him to call time on his 23-year career when his contract expired in early 2018.
However, as he revealed on The Steve Austin Show in May, “The World’s Largest Athlete” signed a new three-year deal with the company in January, allowing him to combine his work as a WWE Superstar with his ambassadorial roles with the Special Olympics.
Show said on several occasions before his contract was renewed that he was set to finish wrestling in 2018, so it’s safe to assume that the 7-footer will hang up the singlet and boots for good when his latest deal expires in 2021.
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