10 Wrestlers WWE Gave Up On In 2022

Entirely botching whatever the hell they wanted Lacey Evans to be upon making her long-awaited return to action earlier this year, an initial babyface re-emergence that saw the legit one-time Marine use her real-life struggles to draw sympathy from fans was soon followed up by a bizarre switch from SmackDown to Raw and a heel turn.

Said turning to the dark side ultimately lasted about a minute, only for Evans to once-again turn her back on the crowd a month on from her Friday night babyface comeback.

Sure enough, said flip-flopping did the returning military veteran little favours and it wasn't too long before Evans bizarrely refused to fight Aliyah for weeks on end and consistently dished out Women's Rights to her rival (?).

An injury would then force the charismatic performer onto the sidelines for a spell. But even when the former title contender did manage to stay in the ring long enough for the bell to sound, Evans found herself being ObLIViated by Liv Morgan in September.

And after so much time being dedicated to reintroducing the loud-mouth star and subsequently not knowing what in the hell the company wanted to do with her, it is starting to feel like Evans may not actually have a significant place in Triple H's new Game.