10 WWE Stars Set To Be “Future Endeavored” In 2015

6. R-Truth

One thing most of the aforementioned Superstars have in common is that their biggest claim to fame came during 2011, and R-Truth is no different. He was marginalized for most of his WWE career before turning heel in 2011. He instantly entered the main event scene by the summer and contended for the WWE Championship while feuding with John Cena. He got himself suspended in November and upon his return at the end of the year he turned back babyface. He hasn't done anything of note since. At the age of 42, Truth can still move around the ring pretty well, but it's difficult to invest in anything he does these days because you know it won't amount to anything. He's had failed partnerships with Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods and Dolph Ziggler in recent years and isn't considered a major threat to any title in WWE. He hardly appears on WWE TV and when he does, it's usually in the role of an enhancement talent. If he doesn't choose to retire on his own within the next year, WWE may take it upon themselves to let him go.