5 WWE Superstars other wrestlers have criticized

NXT Superstar Matt Riddle has been highly critical of Goldberg following the former Universal Champion's loss at Super Showdown.
NXT Superstar Matt Riddle has been highly critical of Goldberg following the former Universal Champion's loss at Super Showdown.

Making it to WWE is a huge milestone, and for many young wrestlers who set off in their journey into the wrestling industry, the light at the end of the tunnel.

But for those who do make it to the Sports Entertainment juggernaut, they quickly find that staying in the company can be harder than making it.

In order to survive in WWE, you'll need to make friends, as nobody wants to work with a person that everyone hates.

And though the Superstars have made plenty of pals over the years, not everyone is a fan.

Here are five WWE Superstars that other wrestlers have called the worst ever.


#5 Enzo Amore

Gotch and Enzo competed in the WWE's tag team division both in NXT and the main roster, though the former Vaudevillain still has beef with Amore.
Gotch and Enzo competed in the WWE's tag team division both in NXT and the main roster, though the former Vaudevillain still has beef with Amore.

It must be terrible for a Superstar to be described as a bad wrestler, and even worse to be described as a bad athlete.

But for Simon Gotch, Enzo Amore is not only terrible in the ring but is a terrible person as well.

In a YouTube video that has appeared on every wrestling fan's recommendations due to a bizarre algorithm, the former Vaudevillain has been a vocal critic of the Certified-G.

Speaking about Amore breaking his ankle during the early months of his career with the company, Gotch clearly doesn't have a high opinion and has gone even further into Amore's personal life.

After Enzo released a diss-rap on the woman who accused him of sexual assault (a case dropped due to insufficient evidence), Gotch called Amore an "awful human being" as it seems the two won't be making amends anytime soon.

#4 Triple H

Hart had some strong words for the King of Kings.
Hart had some strong words for the King of Kings.

Triple H is a very powerful man in WWE.

From humble origins as the Connecticut blue blood Hunter Hearst Helmsley, the Game has risen through the ranks of WWE, both in the ring and backstage.

A 14-time World Champion, Triple H also boasts two Royal Rumble wins, the 1997 King of the Ring, both the Triple Crown and Grand Slam, a Hall of Fame entry, and can nowadays be found fronting NXT as WWE's COO.

However, not everyone is a fan, with Bret 'The Hitman' Hart being outspoken against Triple H in the past.

In a scathing shoot interview from 2016, the two-time Hall of Famer said that Triple H "could never lace my f***ing boots up", a clear sign of disrespect by the Best there is/was/ever will be to the Game.

Though it seems the pair have made amends, recently being inducted together at the 2019 HoF ceremony, Hart's comments about the Game can't have gone over well.

#3 Goldberg

Matt Riddle has been very vocal against the former Universal Champion.
Matt Riddle has been very vocal against the former Universal Champion.

The most recent addition to this list, Goldberg's performance at last week's Super Showdown event left a lot to be desired.

Taking on The Undertaker in the first-ever match between the two, the bout should've been an epic war, though after a few minutes, fans quickly saw every single one of the combined 106 years in the ring.

Coming up short against the Deadman, Goldberg would later feel the wrath of NXT's Matt Riddle, a vocal critic of Goldberg who described the former Universal Champion as the worst wrestler in the industry.

Harsh words by the Original Bro, some of Riddle's more scathing posts have been deleted, though every fan knows exactly how the NXT star feels about Goldberg.

It'll be interesting to see what effect these opinions have on Riddle's career, as maybe he should've kept his barbs about the WWE Hall of Famer to himself.

#2 Kofi Kingston

Graham described Kofi being in the WrestleMania WWE title match as a
Graham described Kofi being in the WrestleMania WWE title match as a "joke",

The reigning WWE Champion Kofi Kingston's eleven-year odyssey to the gold won him a legion of fans both young and old, who were thrilled to see Kingston's dream come true at WrestleMania 35.

One person who isn't a fan of the New Day star though is Superstar Billy Graham.

Whilst the Hall of Famer never said Kingston was the worst wrestler ever, Graham has been very vocal about the Ghanian Superstar even before WrestleMania describing Kofi's shot at the gold at the show of shows as a joke.

Describing the 211lb Kingston as 140lbs, Graham continued this barrage after Kingston won the gold, saying that Kofi should take steroids in order to be seen as a more credible champion.

Fortunately, Kingston hasn't listened to this 'advice' and has had a great run so far, despite Graham's vitriol.

#1 Hulk Hogan

Hogan has led a truly iconic career and is a WWE Hall of Famer.
Hogan has led a truly iconic career and is a WWE Hall of Famer.

Whether fans love him or hate him, Hulk Hogan's impact on wrestling cannot be ignored.

An icon of the sport, Hogan carried the WWF into stardom during the 80s and 90s, transcending the industry with a move into acting, and becoming a symbol of the United States.

And he did all of this, despite many considering him a poor wrestler.

Sure, Hogan's charisma probably took precedence over his in-ring ability, but according to Vern Gagne, the Hulkster was the worst ever.

Famously saying "Hulk Hogan doesn't know the difference between a wrist lock and a wrist watch", the legendary star clearly wasn't a fan of Hogan's ability between those ropes.

Despite this review, Hogan continues to be one of the biggest names in wrestling, despite some highly controversial actions, both in the industry and out of it.

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