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He was, at one point, the tallest man in the United Kingdom and, at the time of his death, was the 4th tallest British-born man (after William Bradley, Neil Fingleton and Paul Sturgess) at 7 ft in (2.29 m) in height. His weight ranged from 20 to 30 stone (130 to 190 kg) during adulthood.
Christopher Greener (born Christopher Paul Greener, 21 November 1943, died 11 February 2015) was the United Kingdom's tallest British-born man for nearly 4 decades, peaking at 7 feet 6.25 inches in (229.2 cm) in height, until Neil Fingleton (and later also Paul Sturgess) grew even taller. His weight ranged from 20-30 stone during his adulthood.
Oct 18, 2004 · Short or tall, it's never easy to be singled out as being different, but at 7ft 8in (2.4m), Robert Hales was not only well known in Norfolk for his astonishing height, but also the incredible life...
Mar 9, 2015 · Christopher Greener held the record for being the country's tallest man at 7ft 6ins for 40 years. His best friend Barry Tolson met Mr Greener when he began playing for the London Latvian...
Mar 13, 2015 · Britain's former tallest man, who was 7ft 6in, is laid to rest after dying at 71. Christopher Greener previously held the record as Britain's tallest man. Pitchcare have fond memories of Christopher who, back in 2003 was hired to help promote our Pitchcare Website at the Windsor 2003 Saltex show.
Mar 8, 2015 · The best friend of the country's former tallest man said he will miss his friend "terribly" and described him as a "gentle giant". Christopher Greener, who held the record for 40 years,...
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Feb 11, 2015 · When Greener was first recognised as the tallest British man on 11 December 1967, he was 7 ft 3.11 in (221.26 cm) tall and weighed 18 stone (110 kg). He held the record for 40 years, from 1967 to 2007, when Neil Fingleton officially took over the title from him.
