text: I'll give him his due. To hold a guy that size up in the jackhammer is damn impressive. But as the most dominant I personally have ever seen? I don't think he really was as impressive as a lot of other guys when they were in their prime. Everyone knows about Andre's feats of strength (the guy used to pick up his friend's cars and turn them around the other way while they were in bars), and what's even scarier is he never showed people his full strength in the ring because he was afraid he'd hurt someone. Bruiser Brody's a guy who did whatever he wanted to whomever he wanted all across the world and is arguably the greatest brawler of all-time. He influenced the modern hardcore style, changed the finishes of matches in the ring and despite his opponents best efforts, they couldn't do a damn thing about it in the ring. Brody's partner in Japan, Stan Hansen, was another guy who some say was even meaner than Brody and was even more sucessful, holding the AWA world championship and the All-Japan Triple Crown 4 times; no other Westerner has held it more than 2 times. And when you're talking about dominance and intensity, you simply can't forget the Road Warriors, the single greatest tag team of all-time and the only duo to hold the AWA, NWA and WWF tag team titles in their career.\n\nAnd by the way, it was the February 9, 1998 episode of Monday Nitro where Goldberg got manhandled by William Regal.