WWE’s 10 Worst Choke Artists

10. Enzo & Cass

Astutely woven into their eventual break up, it was becoming an inconvenient truth that Enzo and Big Cass were simply not able to win when it really mattered.

Their 2016 summer months on the main roster saw some clandestine victories alongside John Cena, and they were routinely capable of similar low level success on NXT, but in the title opportunities they did receive, the pair always faltered.

As members of the developmental brand and main roster, the erudite duo ran into an issue that had previously impacted several other over acts - they were too over to win.

Monstrously popular no matter how well they faired against The Revival, The Vaudevillians or Blake and Murphy, Cass and Enzo's appeal was more to do with what they said before the match than how they performed in it following all the verbal sparring.

When the seven-footer turned heel on Amoé earlier this year, he persistently citied his diminutive mate's big mouth constantly getting them in trouble. He had no idea how right he was.

Paradoxically, modern day WWE doesn't reward such enterprise with titles or glory - those so-called prizes are saved for those without valued audience connection. It's with some irony then that both can almost certainly expect to see gold as long as they remain apart.