10 Wrestlers Whose Stock Has Dropped The Most Since WWE WrestleMania 37

Being dumped off the top of a steel cage by an absolute monster of a man may not sound like your idea of being held in high regard, but there's no mistaking the fact that Shane McMahon most definitely made up what WWE saw as one of their "main attractions" heading into last year's double-whammy of 'Mania.

And in typical Shane-O fashion, the son of the boss gave those returning to live attendance inside Raymond James Stadium a reason to lose their minds as Braun Strowman threw him from pillar to post inside of the unforgiving metal structure.

That would be the last we saw of Shane O' Mac in action inside of a WWE ring for the remainder of 2021. But his eventual re-emergence at this year's Royal Rumble event gave birth to one of the most bizarre turns of events in recent company history.

Though the sight of him putting in a stupidly impressive display in the titular match irked many and suggested the company were still high on the McMahon lad, the fact Shane was quickly and quietly cut loose on the back of his power-mad exercise in putting himself over during the bout he helped produce made it abundantly clear that Vince won't be investing anymore screen-time in his son any time soon.