The 10 tallest WWE Superstars in history - no room for The Undertaker

To make it in WWE, on the whole, you’ve got to be pretty young, pretty tall, pretty ripped, and pretty good looking.

This week, we published an article looking at the 15 heaviest wrestlers in WWE history, which you can check out by clicking here, with the likes of Big Show, Yokozuna and Omos included.

So, off the back of that, we’ve decided to list the ten tallest wrestlers in WWE history, which perhaps most surprisingly, doesn’t feature The Undertaker.

Without wanting to waste any more of your time, let’s jump right into looking at the ten tallest wrestlers to have ever stepped foot in a WWE ring.

Kevin Nash is not only one of the tallest men to win the WWE Championship, but also one of the tallest men to ever step inside a WWE ring.

Standing at 6ft 11″, Nash was one of WWE’s biggest stars in the 1990s, before jumping ship to WCW in 1996.

Nash, alongside Scott Hall and Razor Ramon, formed the nWo, one of the most popular wrestling acts in history.

Nash didn’t shy away from using his height to his advantage, but it was also his huge frame that lead to him picking up some injuries throughout his career.

Kane is so tall that, despite being 7ft, he isn’t even in the top eight tallest wrestlers in WWE history.

The former WWE Champion is a couple of inches taller than his storyline brother, The Undertaker, earning him the spot as the ninth tallest person to ever wrestle for WWE.

Kane has been applauded for being incredibly safe in the ring, not only with his opponents, but also with himself, which is probably why he hasn’t picked up as many injuries as some other names on this list.

Now he’s done with wrestling, Kane (Glenn Jacobs) currently serves as the Mayor for Knox County in Tennessee.

Another 7ft man up next, as Kurrgan