Well, fuck. I mean, I was never a huge fan of the Wall or anything. He was, after all, just another slow big guy, but I do remember him for what was one of the greatest moments in WCW history to me.
Monday Nitro was taking place outside at a beach for one show and Hogan was in the ring doing a promo. He was talking about how he didn't have an opponent that night and that he would take on any challenger. Then the Wall's music kicked in and a spotlight shined at the top of a really high building near the ring.
Standing on top of that building, looking down at Hogan was the Wall himself. Now for those of you who don't remember him or who have never seen him, the Wall looked kind of like a white Mr. Hughes. Sunglasses, tie, white shirt with no sleeves, etc. And he was up there, with his hand in the air as if to signal the chokeslam. Then he used his other hand to point at Hogan while screaming as hard as he could (though we could hear none of it). All while his tie was flapping in the wind. I always remember him for that and kicking Berlyn's ass. RIP Malice.