Big Show On Working With The Special Olympics, Says Their Athletes Are The True Superstars

- Big Show has been working with the Special Olympics recently and will be a WWE Goodwill Ambassador for the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles in late July. He's also been acting a co-captain of the first-ever Special Olympics Unified Relay Across America. Show has a new blog on HuffingtonPost.com where he says working with the group has been one of the most rewarding experiences of his life. Here's part of what he wrote:

"Throughout my 20-year career in WWE, I've worked with an incredible group of athletes that travel the world, headline major events and have tens of thousands of fans cheer (and sometimes boo) them. Their charisma, athleticism, larger-than-life personalities and ability to connect with an audience is incredible. But as great as they are, none can compare to another group of athletes that I've been working with lately, whose boundless energy, passion and dedication to training cannot be matched. These athletes are the true superstars.

WWE has supported Special Olympics for decades. I recently got involved and was immediately drawn to and inspired by the Special Olympics athletes. Over the past two years, I have participated in the Opening Ceremonies for Special Olympics USA Games, attended the Special Olympics Connecticut Summer Games and made various appearances in support of local Special Olympics programs around the world. But no matter how much I could ever give, I get so much more in return from the athletes.

At every event, it is a joy to see their enthusiasm, courage, determination and sportsmanship as they are an inspiration to me and to all of the WWE Superstars and Divas. They motivate us to work harder and above all, to have fun while doing so. To be able to work with individuals who inspire everyone by their dedication and perseverance is an amazing testament to the human spirit. They have big dreams and I am honored to, in a small way, help those dreams become a reality."