The Big Show and Braun Strowman put on another extraordinary match Monday on RAW with moves that would have been noteworthy for considerably littler men.
Show is 7-foot and 385. Strowman is 6-8 and 389. Both men have as of late lost huge measures of weight.
In any case, not even the ring survived the match.
The impact of two colossal Superstars leads to one INSANE ring collapse in our main event! @BraunStrowman @WWETheBigShow #RAW pic.twitter.com/bb1WvDRXGZ
— WWE (@WWE) April 18, 2017
Strowman conveyed a superplex from the top rope and the effect of both men colliding with the tangle prompted the ring’s breakdown. Observe the ref, who is flung from the ring to the floor.
This is not the first run through the ring has fell, and not the first run through The Big Show has been included in the harm.
Huge Show and Brock Lesnar broke the ring on a scene of Smackdown in 2003.
In meetings for a considerable length of time after he and Lesnar broke the ring, The Big Show demanded that the outcome was genuine and the ring was not gimmicked to break.
“We did a spot right before we broke the ring where we’re both down and they shoot a real close-up of both of us selling,” he said. “Well, in that time, (WWE Stunt Coordinator) Ellis (Edwards) had airbags under the ring. So they had lifted the ring a couple inches. So now, when I’m standing on that top corner, that ring is like standing on marbles. Because it’s moving. Of course now I’ve got my fat (expletive) up in the air, 500 pounds on a not very stable surface …
“So then the ring broke. I just remember when it happened because … you don’t know how the stunt is going to look. But man, it was so perfectly timed the way we did it and Ellis did a great job of setting up. That thing collapsed and everybody they bought it for so long.”