10 Worst Actors In WWE History

1. Linda McMahon

Never a legitimate competitor, Linda McMahon was at least an on and off character on WWE TV who always managed to get the right reactions during her big moments.

To be fair, its probably the diabolical storylines that lead to those huge pops. Vince parading around kissing Trish Stratus in front of his temporarily wheelchair-user wife until she finally rises to her feet and hoofs him the proverbial grapefruits? You can kind of understand why fans gave her the loud babyface reaction.

It wasn’t anything to do with her acting chops.

And to be fair, she wasn’t an actor! Just a part of Vince’s world, drawn onto TV by the man’s strange obsession with playing scripted family drama out in front of an international audience. Linda’s flat microphone work was shocking, and any time she had to reveal major upcoming matches she put absolutely no pomp and circumstances to them. Announcing that The Rock, Undertaker and Kane would get their hands on Triple H, Shane and Vince at King of the Ring 2000 should've been shouted from the rooftops, not mumbled out by the boss' wife.

Did she get a massive cheer for telling Vince she wanted a divorce? Yes of course! Did she sound less like a human and more like a cyborg asking for an oil change when she did it? Also yes.

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