10 Mistakes WWE Are Still Paying For

It's been more than six months since Neville walked out on WWE amid alleged creative frustrations, and despite murmurs every now and then that crunch talks are moving the situation along, we still appear to be no closer to seeing him back in the ring.

It seems that The Man That Gravity Forgot has one or two trust issues, which is perhaps understandable given that he spent the latter part of his time with the company competing in the dead-end cruiserweight division, despite being one of their most gifted stars.

That's not to imply that the guys currently performing on 205 Live have no future in the business. Many of them are extremely talented themselves, and may yet benefit from spending a year or two down in the developmental ranks.

But it's obviously an affront to consign an established wrestler with buckets of main roster experience to such a small platform. Virtually anyone in the same position would have thrown their toys out of the pram, and WWE could end up losing Neville altogether.