WrestlingMattel WWE Elite Collection

BIG SHOW

Line
WWE Elite Collection
Wave
10
Scale
6in
Maker
Mattel
Era
Modern Era
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Big Show WWE Elite Collection action figure
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Aug 1New$137.50
Jul 20Used$39.99
Jul 10New$375

Big Show suits up in his Unified Tag Team Champion-era gear as it looked on the March 22, 2010 episode of Raw from HP Pavilion in San Jose, deep into the ShoMiz reign shared with The Miz. The pair unified the Raw and SmackDown tag titles by beating DX in a triple-threat elimination match on February 8, carrying both belts through the spring until The Hart Dynasty dethroned them that April. This Elite 10 release ships with a removable cloth t-shirt plus both championship belts, matching the two-title gimmick exactly.

  • Unified WWE Tag Team Champion-era ring gear with a removable cloth t-shirt overlay
  • plus the WWE Raw and SmackDown Tag Team Championship belts. Mattel WWE Elite Collection Series 10
  • 6-inch scale.

The Big Show (Tag Champ 2010) (Elite Series 10) is a 6in action figure by Mattel in the Elite line, Series 10. Recent eBay sold prices: not enough recent sealed comps to price (2 sold), not enough recent loose comps to price (1 sold).

About This Figure

Big Show from Mattel's WWE Elite Collection line (Modern Era).

The Elite Collection brought collector-grade articulation to the mainstream WWE line — 30+ points of movement, interchangeable hands, and entrance accessories that quickly made each series a hunt.

The Big Show (Paul Wight) is one of wrestling's most decorated big men, a seven-foot giant who has held championships in WCW, ECW, and WWE across a career spanning nearly three decades. He debuted in WCW as The Giant, claiming to be Andre the Giant's son (a storyline device). He later signed with AEW and competed under his real name Paul Wight.

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