Paul Wight Was Told as a Young Adult that He Would "Probably Be Dead" by 45 without Surgery
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The Big Show Reveals Doctors Warned He Could Die By 45 Without Surgery
The Big Show recently opened up about being diagnosed with acromegaly as a teenager and how life-saving surgery at a young age dramatically changed the course of his life. Speaking on the High Performance podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer explained that he initially believed his unusual size and physical abilities were simply natural gifts. […]
Big Show Reveals The Age Doctors Said He’d Be Dead By
During an appearance on the High Performance Podcast, Paul Wight, the wrestling icon better known as Big Show, has opened up about his fight against acromegaly, a rare disorder that could have ended his life. Diagnosed at 19, doctors warned the massive superstar he might not live past 45 without urgent surgery to remove a pituitary tumor. Thankfully, the procedure saved him and allowed him to become one of WWE’s most globally recognizable talent…
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