10 Wrestlers Who Are The Worst In The World At Exactly ONE Thing

1. Stephanie McMahon: Grasping The Purpose Of Being A Heel

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Or, to put it more bluntly, showing ass.

Wrestling is meant to function as an escape from the mundane drudgery of real life as a cathartic and entertaining medium. In her onscreen role as a jobsworth administrator who rarely if ever allowed the audience a semblance of joy, Stephanie McMahon might be the worst heel of all time.

She could have been a brilliant heel. Her excruciating cadence, incredibly smug and aloof facial expressions, and absolute mastery of disingenuous verbiage nearly positioned her as an all-time great WWE antagonist. The only issue - and it's a rather important one - is that she didn't show ass. The only cheek she was interested was on the face of the various wrestlers she slapped f*ck out of.

Yes, she worked a blinder with Ronday Rousey at WrestleMania 34 and yes, she went through a table or two at other 'Mania shows, but who did she think she was: Christmas?

Elsewhere, she negged Mick Foley for a calendar year, made people cry and generally called everybody around her a useless tw*t.

She made Mil Máscaras look like Sean Waltman.

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