10 Wrestlers Who Had No Business Being Inside The Elimination Chamber
2. R-Truth
Most of the aforementioned Superstars competed in only one Elimination Chamber match, and rightfully so. WWE came to their senses and realized it was wise to never again have them enter Satain's Prison, but that has yet to be the case with R-Truth.
Truth, while a tremendously talented in-ring competitor, doesn't serve much of a purpose in the current landscape of WWE other than putting younger talent over. But even then, he's given the occasional win when it isn't necessary against the up-and-coming likes of King Barrett, Bo Dallas, Ryback and others.
What's more concerning is that WWE is still under the belief that fans look at him as a legitimate threat to championship gold. Well, he isn't, and the last thing he should be doing at this stage of his career is competing in Elimination Chamber matches.
In the last five years, he has taken part in three Chamber bouts, each of which were contested for world championships. Other than his heel run in 2011, there has never been a point where fans saw him as a future world champion, and unsurprisingly, he was the first one eliminated in all three matches.
The rapping Superstar steps inside the steel structure for a fourth time this Sunday. Surely you could list off a dozen people who are more deserving of that spot than he is.