Dolph Ziggler and 7 WWE Superstars Who Are Damaged Goods stat : Bleacher Report

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.




10 Superstars that WWE need to signWWE needs to keep their eye on the ball and sign these 10 fantastic athletes...by Joe Campbell Top 5 / Top 10 20 Jul 2017, 19:39 ISTKassius Ohno was recently picked up from the independent scene, who should follow him to WWE? Although it may be the biggest and the most easily accessible wrestling promotion of them all, there is plenty more wrestling out there. Despite what Vince McMahon may want us to believe, WWE is not the only show in town. A 13-year veteran of the industry, Elgin is still only 30 years old, making him all the more attractive to WWE. Every single wrestler that is not currently employed by WWE is eligible for the list.


10 WWE Superstars who might leave in 2017Could one or all of these wrestlers be gone from WWE by year's end? Because of this, there is the potential that some people might leave WWE by the end of this calendar year. In that period, there's still the chance that one or more WWE superstars could leave the company for one reason or another. Here, we'll look at the ten that are most likely to leave WWE. @APOD_91 by Alex Podgorski Top 5 / Top 10 20 Jul 2017, 22:28 ISTCould WWE have another mass exodus of stars this year like they did in 2016?


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