10 Major Flaws In Current WWE Stars (And How To Fix Them)

10. Tye Dillinger

Flaw: 10.

Tye Dillinger's persona is woefully one-dimensional. Imagine if Steve Austin had been stripped of everything but his middle finger during the Attitude Era and WWE, instead of adding depth to his character, focused on the number one, left it at that and expected you to give a toss. If that doesn't exactly sound thrilling, then consider that the number 10 is all Dillinger has to work with.

There's nothing to explain why he's the "Perfect 10" either. Is he a 10/10 at everything he does, akin to a modern-day Mr. Perfect? If so, it'd be nice to see that reflected from time-to-time.

Solution: Tye needs to get away from the 10 gimmick. It's tired, hasn't developed at all since NXT and is a complete waste of somebody who is an otherwise solid worker.

WWE must look at giving Dillinger some actual character instead of hiding him behind a number and expecting that to be enough. Shining a spotlight on his passion for wrestling is one idea, or letting him develop a new gimmick in a tag-team, where he can flourish away from the singles glut, is another.