Over the decades, many giants and big men have been hailed as the biggest or the greatest among all the other giants. Anytime one of them came along, commentators went above and beyond to hype those monsters up as the largest, strongest, or otherwise greatest big man to ever enter a WWE ring.
If one were to ask wrestling fans whom they consider to be the greatest giant in WWE history, a few names would come up: The Undertaker, André the giant, Vader, Big Show, just to name a few.
But one person in WWE thinks that the greatest giant is one that’s active right now, and that giant is Omos.
Omos is certainly physically imposing given that he stands 7-foot-3 and weighs 403 pounds. But there have been wrestlers in the past that have been either his size or bigger, such as The Great Khali and Giant Gonzalez.
Omos scheduled to face Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 39
And yet, his manager MVP heaped praise on his charge on an edition of After The Bell with Corey Graves when he called the Nigerian Giant “the greatest giant to ever grace a WWE ring” and that his charge was better than Andre himself.
“My giant Omos is the greatest giant ever to grace the WWE ring. And you can put André [the Giant] in that because André doesn’t have the agility, size, and strength that Omos has.”
The main reason MVP is so confident in Omos is because his giant managed to throw Lesnar over the top rope on a recent episode of Monday Night RAW.
And considering how much WWE built Lesnar up as an exceptional specimen of a human being, by MVP’s logic, that his charge was able to manhandle Lesnar so easily speaks volumes of his strength and ability.
h/t WrestlingInc for the transcription