9 Great Wrestlers Who Were TERRIBLE At One Specific Thing

2. Lance Storm

Oh, sure, let's criticize one of the greatest wrestlers of the 1990s and early 2000s while we're here. Lance Storm is one of the most respected workers to ever grace professional wrestling. What he lacked in mic skills and charisma, he made up for tenfold with an eye-watering array of moves and a technical proficiency that any wrestler lacing up a pair of boots should aspire to.

It's nice of Lance to remind us that he is in some way human by being completely unable to use a steel chair. This wasn't so bad when he worked for WCW and WWE in the latter part of his career, but it was undoubtedly a hindrance while he plied his trade in ECW. Known for extremity so much that it was literally in the name of the company, being unable to wield the most popular illegal foreign object of all time was far from ideal.

If you doubt us, just look up "world's safest chair shot" and watch Lance hitting Rob Van Dam with a chair like he's trying to break the top of an egg to dip his toast into.