Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Misused Wrestlers

May 10, 2013

3. James Storm

When you look at the aging roster in TNA, many names are always going to stand out. One name that deserves to be in the main event is James Storm. Storm, a simplistic yet effective gimmick, started from a tag team that ruled the wrestling world to a man who is getting overlooked. The Aces and Eights storyline has done what exactly? It made Bully Ray turn heel. He already was a heel. It brought former WWE midcarders to a main event spotlight. What it DID NOT do is make James Storm more relevant. He is an excellent and reliable guy who has been born and bred in this company. He is athletic, strong willed, and knows how to cut a fierce promo that is heartfelt. Storm should either be the champion or be in contention. Instead, he continues to be booked in 3rd or 4th most important feuds in the eyes of TNA. That is simply ashame.

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