10 Wrestlers Who Had No Business Being Inside The Elimination Chamber
4. Big Daddy V
Big Daddy V had that intimidation factor that many others on this list didn't, but as someone who didn't accomplish much throughout his lengthy WWE tenure, he was the last person WWE should have considered putting in the SmackDown Elimination Chamber at No Way Out 2008.
In mid-2007, Viscera was shipped over to the ECW brand and was repackaged as Big Daddy V. Aside from a short-lived program with The Boogeyman, he floundered in the Land of Extreme. As you could expect, his matches were hardly any good, either; his in-ring skills had only digressed the heavier he got.
By early 2008, WWE established a "talent exchange" between the SmackDown and ECW brands, which allowed Superstars to appear on both shows. He was often seen on Friday nights mixing it up with the SmackDown Superstars, though often in a losing effort.
That said, how he earned his place in the No. 1 Contender's Elimination Chamber for the World Heavyweight Championship is still unknown. No one honestly thought he had a chance of advancing to the main event of WrestleMania and he definitely didn't add anything to the match, so his participation was pointless.
Perhaps he would have been a likelier candidate to win had he competed in a Chamber match earlier in his career.