Nope.
1. You're probably thinking of the pygmy chimp/bonobo, the smaller docile cousin of the chimpanzee. Whenever you see a "chimp" in movies or tv, it's one of these guys. They aren't true chimps.
2. The main reason chimps are so much stronger than us is because unlike us, they don't have a lot of fine motor control. Their neuromuscular systems are set up so that they tend to stimulate an entire muscle, with almost full strength, every time they perform an action. For them, it's "all or nothing". For us, more of our neurons are devoted to stimulating parts of a muscle at a time, which allows us for greater overall skilled muscular control, but far less pure brute strength. The only time we humans can pull of feats of strength like those capable of chimps are under extreme duress, and in rare cases.