10 AEW Wrestlers Who Are Impossible To Care About

While the already noted influx of supremely talented workers in recent times may have largely led to the reducing of his on-screen influence, the record will always show that TNA legend Frankie Kazarian is not only an AEW Original, but one half of the first-ever AEW World Tag Team Champions.

But its these two notable achievements that perhaps make the Elite Hunter's questionable usage of late that bit more disappointing.

Seemingly making it his mission to take down The Elite on the back of The Young Bucks forcing himself and Christopher Daniels to cease tagging together, a once-intriguing character shift would ultimately result in Kazarian eating telegraphed losses time and time again.

And a switch of focus towards TNT gold hardly aided his quest for relevancy either, with Kazarian soon becoming a mere accessory in arguably the worst received All Elite feud of the year as Tay Conti and Sammy Guevara locked horns with Frankie's old pal Scorpio Sky and the rest of Dan Lambert's posse.

While there's no shame in occasionally putting over the future at this stage in his storied career, Kazarian being lazily jobbed out in countless uninspired All Elite programmes has done his credibility no favours in recent times.