10 WWE Superstar Careers Completely F****d By Injuries
9. Droz
Droz was another up-and-coming wrestler during the late 1990s. Many will recall his tryout in Beyond the Mat, where he showed his one true talent to Vince McMahon: he can vomit on command. This was punctuated by McMahon going into this announcer voice and saying, Hes gonna PUKE! HES GONNA PUKE! After an unsuccessful run in the new Legion of Doom where Droz infamously pushed Hawk off the Titantron and tried to pass it off as a suicide attempt (there were as many misses as hits in the Attitude Era), he joined up with Prince Albert and they formed a marginally successful tag team. During one of the earliest Smackdown tapings in late 1999, Droz faced DLo Brown in a singles match. DLo went to give Droz the running powerbomb, but DLo couldnt get a proper grip, and Droz broke his neck on the landing, immediately ending his career and initially leaving him a quadriplegic. Not only did Drozs injury mess up his career, but it also indirectly affected DLos career. DLo was on his way to being an upper midcard babyface, but he was so distraught after the injury (even though Droz has said on many occasions that it was a freak accident and not DLos fault), that he never fully mentally recovered, and he hovered around the mid and lower card for the rest of his WWE career.
