10 WWE Superstars who you didn't know were with the company for so long according to : Sports Keeda

10 WWE Superstars who you didn't know were with the company for so longThese superstars have been with WWE for much longer than you might have realizedby Brandon Carney Top 5 / Top 10 24 Jul 2017, 03:09 ISTTye Dillinger makes his entrance on SmackDown LiveChris Jericho. You could argue that since he was away from WWE for roughly 4 years, he hasn't really been in the company that long. From former champions to jobbers, these superstars are proof that if WWE likes you enough, you can have a long career whether fans realise it or not. When superstars spend such a long time in the spotlight, their tenure feels even longer than it actually is. Dillinger's career is a memorable story, to say the least.




With WWE viewership beginning to hit its sweet spot in 2017, a handful of Superstars are ill-equipped to take advantage and a major overhauls may be needed. My problem with Ambrose has always been how long people spend comparing him to other WWE Superstars. It's beginning to become obvious that Balor's demon gimmick makes him unspectacular as any other incarnation. Ambrose needs to go full crazy in ways nobody has seen before. Bray Wyatt—Born-again TelevangelistIf anybody needs a complete reboot, it's Bray Wyatt.

Dolph Ziggler and 7 WWE Superstars Who Are Damaged Goods

0 of 7Credit: WWE.comThere is little doubt that today's WWE roster is incredibly talented, perhaps more so now than ever before, but the company still lacks true attractions. By now, they can be classified as damaged goods, meaning they once could have been something before losing their value. Most of those future world champions are products of NXT, WWE's state-of-the-art developmental system based out of Winter Park, Florida. These are the seven stars who currently find themselves wasting away on the roster. In light of the many call-ups from the black-and-yellow brand, however, there are those who are overlooked and largely forgotten.