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#1 Worst: Ken Shamrock with the botch of the year at Impact Wrestling Slammiversary 2020
Ken Shamrock was in the ring with three exceptional workers at Slammiversary and they could have carried him through the match with ease. Instead, he chose to do things that he is not comfortable with and wasn't even comfortable doing at the peak of his pro wrestling career and ended up with one of the biggest botches of the year.
There was a far more minor botch from a certain Good Brother as well who could not catch a beer in the nick of time when it was tossed to him at Slammiversary and it looked very awkward indeed.
While that can be neglected, Ken Shamrock has been known for his ground-based offense, and for someone in the kind of shape that he is, at his age, he should have unleashed his barrage of holds on The North.
Why try and be Rich Swann when the man is already in the roster, defying gravity at every single opportunity he is given?
