10 Wrestlers WWE Have Ruined Without Fans
2. Cedric Alexander
Cedric Alexander wasn't exactly flying high when the pandemic first took hold, but he became one of the year's unlikely success stories thank to the overarching promise of The Hurt Business on Monday Night Raw.
Then, for reasons that have never been established on or off screen beyond the typical excuse of Vince McMahon getting out of bed on the wrong side one day, the group were split and both Alexander and Shelton Benjamin were left to rot.
Bad news for both, but worse for Alexander as he - at 31 - enters his prime years. Benjamin is the dictionary of a great hand and will surely remain one of WWE's regular utility players, but Alexander presumably desires (and certainly deserves) more. Raw's catering collective looks canny full based on the backstage segments the crew occasionally feature in, and when they're not chasing the 24/7 title (remember that?), they're doing nothing.
At least Gary 'The G.O.A.T' Garbutt was friends with Roman Reigns.