10 NXT Wrestlers Who Will Never Make It To WWE's Main Roster

8. Tye Dillinger

If there€™s one attribute that Dillinger possesses that WWE€™s management might like, it€™s that he definitely looks like €˜one of their€™ wrestlers. But other than that, Dillinger has many things working against him that will prevent him from ever reaching the main WWE roster. First, there€™s his past experience with WWE. He signed with WWE in 2006, and spent over three years working his way through WWE€™s developmental system. First there was Ohio Valley Wrestling, then there was Florida Championship Wrestling, and then there was Extreme Championship Wrestling. He went through all of these promotions and brands, yet failed to set the world on fire. As if that wasn€™t enough, his current run in NXT hasn€™t led to anything particularly interesting. Outclassed by many more well-known and accomplished independent wrestlers, Dillinger has simply failed to stand out. He doesn€™t have a unique feature that draws the crowd to him, and has spent most of his NXT career as a tag team wrestler who changes partners à la Charlie Haas. Dillinger is 34 years old and is on the lower end of the NXT card. Unless he€™s given a monstrous push in the near future, it€™s highly unlikely that he€™ll even see the NXT World Title picture, much less the main event roster.