10 More Superstars That Will Follow Dean Ambrose Out Of WWE

9. The Revival

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It wouldn't be a list on potential WWE escapees without The Revival. It can't be. It can barely be any article on any story on any day of the week without them at the moment because of the mutually dissatisfying existence of them within Vince McMahon's empire.

Though it could have happened to a myriad of misused NXT graduates, the systematic destruction of Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder has been the one that seems to have struck the most painful chord.

Full Sail fans cherished their era-defining doubles battles with Enzo & Cass, American Alpha and #DIY, but cries for their call-up were clearly misplaced. The duo shifted from a world that fostered all talents to a place that devoured most. Ill-timed injuries were once the excuse, but a year has passed with both fully fit and there are still no signs of life for the beleaguered b*stards.

A running joke on Being The Elite a full year before All Elite was even a wrestling company, The Revival have steered back into the relationship for god-knows-why unless it's not to get out of their current nightmare - a request allegedly knocked back by WWE with promises of a brighter future.

It's a fallacy - and they're wearing what Vince McMahon plans to do to them on their own trunks.

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