10 WWE Superstars Who Are Failing (But Shouldn't Be)
5. Kofi Kingston
Theres just something about Kofi Kingston that stalls. The Wildcat has been exciting crowds and thrilling kids with his boundless energy and exciting in-ring style for seven years now but if there is one Superstar in WWE that epitomizes the phrase glass ceiling, its Kofi. In 2009, Kofi began a feud with Randy Orton and it seemed like he was heading for Main Event status. He had an exciting few weeks of drama with Orton and even defeated Ortons team at Survivor Series 2009, last eliminating Orton himself. But since then? Hes nothing more than John Morrisons successor. He floats in between mini-rivalries that have no real bearing on anything happening in the main storylines and his last few months on TV have consisted of him having his Boom Dropper handed to him repeatedly by Rusev. Sadly, it sometimes appears as though Kofi lives for the Royal Rumble match, where hes more or less guaranteed a thrilling save from elimination. While hes only 32, Kofis fans are only going to wait around for so long and hes rapidly approaching the midcarder for life label. For Kingston, it will be a matter of finding the right feud with the right opponent and breaking away from the stigma of being a once-a-year spotfest.
Mr. Quinn Gammon is a retro game collector, a fan of the video game industry and a lifelong pro wrestling fan, with a loyalty to WWE. He enjoys 90's cartoons, Looney Tunes characters, British television (with an emphasis on Doctor Who and Sherlock) and enjoys the occasional mixed berry trifle (with gluten free cake).
