10 WWE Stars Who Need To Follow Neville Out Of The Exit Door
8. Tyler Bate
When WWE selected the unbelievably talented Tyler Bate to spearhead the British arm of its nascent localisation strategy, they didn't see him as a face around which to build. They saw him as the best and most marketable performer of a bunch destined to live in purgatory after the real goal of the endeavour became clear: with the fertile British scene sufficiently raided and weakened, all tentative plans to implement a genuine UK-based promotion were abandoned.
That much has become apparent since the dizzy heights of NXT TakeOver: Chicago, at which Tyler Bate wrestled an awesome fusion of style and substance opposite Pete Dunne - and after which was left to rot in the limited number of promotions his low-salaried contract allowed. If wrestling the company Match of the Year isn't enough for said company to actually book him - much less push him - then logic dictates he needs to get the F out of said company. It's something of a disgrace.
Bate improved as rapidly as he did as a result of his natural talent and endless dates on which to work. Irrelevant and redundant to WWE, the scope for stagnation is vast.