10 Wrestlers Who Should Have REAL Beef With WWE Right Now
Otis? Lana? Ricochet? WWE superstars who could fill a whole BBQ with their beefs right now.
WWE has a lot of talent under its belt, and as such, not everyone is going to receive a push at the same time.
This can often be frustrating not only for the performers, but also for the viewers who become invested in them. While the stars of WWE receive fair compensation for their work, many of these wrestlers have dedicated their lives to achieving success, so to see them mishandled and poorly treated by the company is a heartbreaking sight.
The following entries include all of the wrestlers who have legitimate reasons to be upsets with the company right now, whether they are or not. While they all keep a professional face, and do their jobs well, it's clear that none of these WWE employees are getting the treatment that they deserve, breeding potential frustration amongst the locker room.
There is still a reasonable amount of hope that these performers will get what they want, and WWE will finally start to take them seriously. But sadly in the cruel business of pro wrestling and especially in World Wrestling Entertainment, getting what you want is an increasingly hopeless venture...
10. Ricochet
The term "hottest free agent" gets tossed around quite frequently in the wrestling world, and WWE especially likes to use the phrase to get newly signed superstars over. However, before his debut for WWE in 2018, this high-flying performer could quite easily fit the bill of one of the most desirable signings in the industry.
When Ricochet made his way to the company, it seemed like the sky was the limit for him, as his wrestling style stood out incredibly well within the roster. The performer had a decent run in NXT capturing the North American Title, winning the Dusty-Rhodes Tag Team Classic alongside Aleister Black, and even being named the NXT Breakout Star of the Year.
Sadly for the former Prince Puma, he was called straight up to the main roster, after only a year spent in developmental. While this was an exciting prospect at first, Ricochet has done almost nothing on the main card, save for one United States Championship run, which lasted but 21 days.
This performer should be frustrated with the company. He is readily marketable as a high-flying megastar but is stuck in menial positions feuding with stables, and not living up to his full potential.