WWE wrestlers who deserved WAY better

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  @kelso120 · 6 months ago

  Damien sandow I remember him winning money in the bank. He cashed it in and lost.  That finished him

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  @poiudndudbbd · 6 months ago

  Cornette predicted WWE would immediately forget about Solo if they ever signed  Jacob Fatu. And that's exactly what happened

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  @ComeOnEh · 6 months ago

  Cardona basically got penalized for trying to grab the brass ring.

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  @bbiscuit3000 · 6 months ago (edited)

  People really forget Rick Martel is a former AWA world champion and held it over 550 days and Curt Hennig as well as AWA world champion over a year

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  @emmssanchez00 · 6 months ago

  Shelton Benjamin in 2005

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  @the_intolerance · 6 months ago

  I don't think Test was a victim of the glass ceiling, I think he got ran over by Triple H's Ego

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  @darnelldarden9429 · 6 months ago

  Mr.Perfect would be a 15 time champion in this era. He had the complete package and his presentation was flawless

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  @calebtaylor9300 · 6 months ago (edited)

  Christian is the one that comes to mind for me for someone who deserved way better in WWE especially during that period from 03-05 with 05 being the peak of his run in WWE. He was really over in 05 as a heel and was beloved in Canada and Europe. He could’ve elevated so many guys because he could work, could talk and could easily be a believable heel that could’ve made guys like Cena or Batista and give them the rub they needed when they started there runs….

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  @sethmanrockandroll · 6 months ago

  Kane really had about three really dominant eras in which, if something had been different he could have really ran with the world title. His original debut was very well recieved, and he was working with all of the top people but his title rub was in the middle of Austin's high profile run, before the second opportunity with the half masked until he lost to Triple H which then gave birth to the really evil bald Kane who went on to arguably dominate that era of storylines from both Raw to Smackdown. I think the only major thing they truly pulled the trigger on for Kane was the Brothers of Destruction tag team gimmick, while everything else was arguably a missed opportunity to capitalize on his true power, mysterious nature and ring skills, in which Katie Vic was the only really goofy thing to threaten his main event run with Triple H. Speaking as a frustrated Kane fan.

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  @stephenrogers4537 · 6 months ago

  I would say bad News Barrett!

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  @JJSFC · 6 months ago

  The two that scream out to me are Wade Barrett and Renee Dupree. Dupree was so young when he made his WWE debut and seemed like a very natural heel - felt like he had a very high ceiling.

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  @VincentFajal · 6 months ago

  I'd say Rhyno deserved better.

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