The worst thing management could have done to Titus O'Neil was breaking up the Prime Time Players, which they did in early 2014. The duo were a great component of the new and improved tag-team division, but regardless, they were separated. Soon after, Titus would go on to be a solo competitor with very little success, losing to Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Adam Rose and Big E on a consistent basis. He was then thrown in a tag-team with Heath Slater, after a few early successes, the team would start to feud with Adam Rose and The Bunny, ending up on the losing end of the situation, almost every time. Titus O'Neil was never going to be World Championship material, but he could have been a mainstay in the tag division, could have maybe held a few mid-card belts and became a reasonable mid-carder, but his current association with Heath Slater will almost certainly damage his career for years to come. Hope you enjoy it there on Superstars, Titus.
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