10 Wrestlers Who Have Unfinished Business With WWE Right Now

You have to feel for Bray Wyatt. Just over a year ago he was flying high at the top of SmackDown, having just claimed his maiden WWE Championship wih victory at Elimination Chamber ahead of a marquee match at WrestleMania.

Fast forward 12 months and things are looking altogether more bleak. His tag team with Woken Matt has promise, granted, but it's a long way from where a wrestler of his considerable talent ought to be in his so-called "peak" years.

Getting back to the status of a main event calibre singles competitor is going to be incredibly difficult. The WWE roster is more stacked than it's ever been, with a host of NXT stars younger and arguably more well-rounded than him waiting in the wings.

But he's not exactly a stranger to setbacks either. Don't forget: he took his first steps on the main roster all the way back in 2010, under the guise of Husky Harris, and while many of his Nexus colleagues flourished he was quickly sent back to developmental to polish his skills. He knows how to pick himself up again.