Though WWE superstar Braun Strowman plays the character of a hulking, menacing, merciless and indestructible monster, the 6-foot-8, 385-pound beast is as gentle of a giant as it gets.
Strowman is known for being widely humble and respected backstage. On top of that, he's developed a reputation for being super-friendly to all of his fans, and he often posts about it on Instagram.
The Monster Among Men did an interview with CBS Detroit (h/t Bill Pritchard of WrestleZone.com), and shared a hilarious story about meeting a fan and her daughter at Disney World.
Strowman said that shortly after he and a friend arrived at Disney World, a mother approached him and began to scream and "freak out." Here's how the rest of the story unfolded:
"I almost felt bad, it was funny because her daughter was so cute, dressed to the nines, full princess outfit and her mom’s losing her mind. The daughter is just standing there like you can tell the look on her face like ‘Mommy, who is this guy?
Why are you so crazy about this scary looking man? I want to meet Mickey!’ And she took her daughter’s little signature book to get my autograph on like a page where it’s supposed to be Mickey Mouse signing, and it’s Braun Strowman signing it."
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Only Strowman would "feel bad," about signing an autograph for a mother and her daughter. That just goes to show how humble and caring the man is in real life.
Strowman - who won a Battle Royal to face Raw Tag Team Champions Cesaro and Sheamus at WrestleMania - has quickly developed into one of the WWE's top babyfaces. From breaking rings and squashing fellow giants like Kane and Big Show, Strowman got over with the WWE Universe quite quickly, and for good reason.
He's one of the most gifted in-ring performers of this generation. Considering how many giants don't display much wrestling ability, Strowman is already a major winner in that regard.
Then, he does awesome things like giving a mother at Disney World an autograph - even when the daughter wasn't so keen. It's really impossible to hate this real-life friendly giant, no matter how scary and intimidating he looks on TV.