10 Wrestlers Who Were More Successful After Their Time In WWE
4. Drew Galloway
From Chosen One to part of a Three-Man Band, Drew Galloway could lay claim to being one of the most under appreciated talents in recent WWE history. The man has it all. Tall and good looking, he can be an arrogant heel or a humble babyface and since he was packed off to have fun with his future endeavours, he has proven exactly how wrong WWE were.
Many of Galloway's best moments since leaving have happened in TNA, where he has quickly risen to be the biggest face in the company and claim the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. However, he has made a splash in plenty of other companies too. Returning to Scotland, he rejoined ICW and picked up their World Title, turning heel in the process. That title run would culminate at Fear & Loathing VIII - the biggest British wrestling show since Big Daddy wrestled Giant Haystacks at Wembley Arena in 1981. Not too shabby.
That doesn't even cover the work he has been doing in Evolve and other independent promotions. Drew Galloway is quickly becoming one of the most reliable wrestlers on the planet. No matter what you want him for, he can do it, and someone in WWE is probably banging their head for letting him go.