10 WWE Wrestlers Who Have VANISHED From TV
7. Mojo Rawley
Mojo Rawley was never going to be a top WWE superstar by any means, but he's still a big beefy boy. He's just far too dull to get anywhere in his career.
The 2017 dissolution of The Hype Bros was arguably the worst thing to happen to Rawley, as he's only suffered since. A few runs in the 24/7 Championship picture have been the height of his recent career. He almost found a saving grace when real-life pal Rob Gronkowski seemed to be coming to WWE full-time, but alas, Gronk decided football was still the place for him.
That could have been what pulled Mojo out of this pit he's currently sitting in. It did for a few weeks, after all, and now he's fallen further than he did before. Having not wrestled since the middle of June, Mojo was then left out of the 2020 WWE Draft pool, indicating very little for the future of his WWE tenure.
If he wasn't such a beefcake, then you can safely assume he may not have lasted in the company for close to a decade. That's right, it was 2012 when Mojo was signed, meaning he's been around for nearly ten years, yet you still can't name any part of his career that truly stands out.