WrestleZone’s Top 10: Overused Talent

May 10, 2012

Number 1: The Great Khali

There will never be a more overused wrestler in the world than The Great Khali. He is absolutely terrible in the ring, cannot speak, and is only used because of his ethnicity. Never able to put on a match longer than six minutes, Khali has become World Champion and has teamed with guys who are far better than him. What is the point of having Khali win matches against guys when he simply cannot get over with the crowd. He does not sell merchandise either. If someone disagrees with this, then you simply have no idea what you are talking about. At a time where “wrestling” is an emphasis on the champions, Khali does not even belong on the precious 4 hours of TV time each week for Raw and Smackdown. Seeing him on both is a complete over usage of a character who is awful. There is not much more to say. He is irrelevant and terrible in every form.

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