9 Great Wrestlers Who Were TERRIBLE At One Specific Thing - CM Punk! Kenny Omega! The Rock! Bret Hart?!

In this episode of WhatCulture Wrestling, host Gareth explores the idea that even the greatest wrestlers have specific weaknesses, highlighting nine legends who excelled in most areas of the craft but struggled with one particular skill. From The Rock’s awkward execution of the sharpshooter to Shane McMahon’s ineffective punches, Kenny Omega’s exaggerated facial expressions, and John Cena’s over-the-top spot calling, each example showcases how perfection in wrestling is a myth. The list dives into CM Punk’s underwhelming top rope elbow drop, Seth Rollins’ weak pedigree, Lance Storm’s inability to use a steel chair effectively, and ultimately Bret Hart’s famously gaping mouth during matches—despite his legendary in-ring mastery. The episode blends humor with respect, celebrating the human imperfections that make wrestling compelling. The key takeaway is that greatness in wrestling isn’t about flawlessness, but about artistry, charisma, and resilience. Even the most iconic performers have quirks or technical shortcomings, yet their overall impact remains undeniable. The episode encourages viewers to appreciate the full spectrum of a wrestler’s performance, not just their technical prowess. It also subtly promotes the idea that growth is possible—what you’re bad at today doesn’t have to define you forever.