10 Wrestlers Who Should (Or Could) Leave WWE In 2018

6. The Colons

Tamina Lana
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Carlos Colon's 2014 Hall Of Fame induction was a source of some frustration.

The Puerto Rican legend was welcomed in by the three current performers still bearing his lineage, but it was WWE refugee Carlito that stole the show in place of exasperated cousins Primo and Epico. The tedious twosome haven't ever been given the creative attention their workrate commands on the main roster, but their cuckolded spotlight that night highlighted exactly why.

Maintaining a steady spot in WWE relies on on personality above all else. Primo and Epico couldn't muster it in matador masks, couldn't summon it as time-share salesmen, and weren't even in its orbit as alleged aggressors in their most recent failed stint.

A rewarding wrestling landscape eagerly awaits their rich skill-set, too. If Carlito can still survive on his apple-spewing antics, these two should have no problem enhancing his (or any other) act with their tight technique.

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