A bigger than life documentary for a legendary giant.

The WWE Network's newest documentary series, WWE Icons, premiered immediately following the Royal Rumble last week. This series takes a deeper look into the lives of some of the superstars who cemented their legacy with the company.

There's nothing more I love in wrestling then the spectacle of it all. Personally nothing exemplifies that word so completely then the absolute giants that have entered the ring. Bigger then life monsters who continually put the babyface in a position of the ultimate underdog. David vs. Goliath is a hell of story telling element that you can find in any story based artform and for good reason.

Arguably no one else in the history of wrestling had more success in this type of storytelling then Rodney Anoa'i. If the seer size of this monster didn't impress you then the agility that he brought with it would make anyone turn their head in disbelief. The intensity of his character portrayal was burned into my head as a child. Seeing that he was first up on the list for the WWE Icons series had me sticking around after a 3 hour Royal Rumble to get a deeper look into the life of Yokozuna.

I strangely never seem to get tired of the onslaught of documentaries on the WWE network. They rarely leave me disappointed in my time investment. WWE Icons is no different. The technical work such as camera shots, sounds, and lighting are all well done as per usual. But at the heart of this, they do a terrific job in telling Rodney's story. The company was built on story telling, so it shouldn't be a surprise that these documentaries flow together in a satisfying way.