Andre the Giant,' HBO's Bill Simmons-produced doc about the life and death of the wrestling legend, is a tremendously entertaining look at the myth, if not the man. By Daniel Fienberg For many ...

André Roussimoff, known to the public as the Eighth Wonder of the World Andre the Giant, was such a physical anomaly that it’s easy to forget that tucked away inside his massive 7-foot ...

WWF (now WWE) legend Andre the Giant was a gentle soul — he just happened to be 7’4″ and more than 500 pounds. But the enormous professional wrestler had a darker side, a sadder part to his ...

As it turns out, the Giant’s life needed no embellishment ... Because shopping could be a cumbersome experience, Andre grew fond of QVC, the home shopping channel that had launched in 1986.

Not only was Andre the Giant outsized in body, but his personality, too, was larger than life. Looking back on the life of one of wrestling's most beloved big men, you'd be hard put not to smile ...

Additionally, this won’t look at disqualification or countout losses, and instead just looking at those who were given the privilege of a decisive victory over Andre The Giant. No matter how ...

The world had never seen anything like WWF attraction Andre the Giant. Today, readers can see the trailer for Bill Simmons’ and WWE’s HBO documentary, “Andre the Giant.” Though Andre is ...

WWE legend Andre the Giant put some daft bullies in their place in the most hilarious and satisfying way possible during his glory years. Andre's professional wrestling career is the stuff of ...