10 Most Uncharismatic WWE World Champions Of The Last 20 Years
1. The Great Khali
Every little thing about The Great Khali was pathetic. His name doesn't even deserve to feature in the same sentence as the word 'charisma'. Men hated him, women hated him, animals hated him - pretty much anyone who isn't Indian hated the tall sod.
The introduction of Khali was the result of Vince McMahon and the other suits that make up WWE's Sith Council attempting to lead some of India's massive population into the WWE Universe. Quite clearly, McMahon also saw the opportunity to fulfill his 'big guy' fetish desires and drag pro wrestling back to the dark days of robot-like giants lumbering around the ring.
Khali's shortcomings have been well documented, but let's rattle off a shortened list to summarise his WWE incompatibility: he could barely speak English, struggled to carry his own weight, couldn't follow production-related instructions, required a translator for promos and finished opponents off with either a chop or a vice grip.
Unlike a number of former WWE Champions featured on this list, Khali also lacked the in-ring ability to cover up his glaring lack of a personality. He is by far the most uncharismatic WWE Champion in the last 20 years, if not longer.