The Big Show To Become Boxer

[IronNick.]

Source - PWInsider

The Big Show (Paul Wight) recently purchased a $3.37 million home in the Coral Gables, Florida area. He is currently training in hopes of becoming a professional boxer and is down to 449 lbs.

I got it from wrestlinginc.com. i cant believe it, this man is 6'11-7'. but what he has that most tall boxers have is MASS AND WEIGHT. Id assume once he is done cutting weight he'd be down to about 410. i wanted him back in wwe but id love to see him box, although he supposedly has many health problems. then again, maybe he just wants to box small time. but imagine "The Big Show vs. Wladimir Klitchko" . just speculating.

[Eno]

Valuev vs. The Big Show. That would be entertaining. Even though he is way too old to start learning how to box though.

[-Antonio-]

Hes pretty agile for his weight. Much more athletic than Valuev is Id imagine. Still it takes years and years to learn the craft, and he has to be in his mid thirties atleast. Too little too late for him, and I dont think a man that size can last more than 8 rounds in a boxing match. Its just asking too much.

[EliteSoldier]

They shouldn't allow over-weight people to join boxing. He should stay in wrestling.

[-Antonio-]

He seems much more suited for MMA with his size and experience with wrestling. I know pro wrestling is fake, but they do learn a lot of real ground wrestling when they start out.

[IronNick.]

They shouldn't allow over-weight people to join boxing. He should stay in wrestling.

7' and 400 lbs isnt really overweight. as for overwieghts in boxing, look at butterbean, chagaev,etc. its all about skill.

[-Antonio-]

Show used to be fit until McMahon asked him to gain weight. Then it got out of control, and he never lost it.

[IronNick.]

just goes to show how out of hand mcmahon gets when it comes to " HUGE" superstars.

[Chipper]

Chagaev is not overweight...

[Palma]

He seems much more suited for MMA with his size and experience with wrestling. I know pro wrestling is fake, but they do learn a lot of real ground wrestling when they start out.

Agree 100%