Who are the Most Overrated Wrestlers?
Wrestling promotions don't always get it right - somtimes they push the wrong guy. And on the other hand, it ain't unusual for internet wrestling fans to turn mediocre talents into underdog favorites. Check out our list of wrestlers that you should quit cheering so loudly. List by Team UGO.
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By Aubrey Sitterson February 3, 2011 |
| 25 | Diesel |
His recent Royal Rumble appearance and massive pop notwithstanding, Diesel, aka Kevin Nash, kind of stinks. He's the prototypical example of both the big man who never bothered to learn to work worth a damn, and the politically cunning wrestler who was able to get himself over anyhow. Sure, he was a founding member of one of wrestling's biggest stables ever, but people conveniently forget that Nash, the NWO and friends completely sunk the good ship WCW.
| 24 | Arn Anderson |
We caught a lot of heat for not putting Double-A on our list of the best wrestlers of all time, but frankly, Anderson was only ever as good as he was close to Ric Flair. A solid ring technician who needed a coked-up blonde peacock and a couple other rednecks to really get over does not a top 50 wrestler make.
| 23 | Alberto Del Rio |
By all accounts, in Mexico, where he goes by the name Dos. Caras, Jr., Alberto Del Rio is a massive star. And as the 2011 Royal Rumble winner, he even seems well on his way to becoming one north of the border. But his main event push in WWE has been remarkably fast, and comes on the heels of only one notable feud with Rey Mysterio. Del Rio has the tools to become a big deal in WWE, but right now he just looks like an over-pushed midcarder. And having to sell the Cobra on a pay-per-view certainly didn't help.
