10 WWE Wrestlers Who Should Ask For Their Release

Titus O'Neill's management was supposed to help breathe new life into the career of Apollo Crews, who has struggled to make a splash on the WWE main roster since his promotion from NXT early last year.

But, so far anyway, it hasn't really had the desired effect. In fact, since Titus only seems to offer his services to wrestlers who are completely down on their luck, it basically just confirmed what we all knew: that Crews' WWE run is going nowhere.

This is a great shame given that the 30-year-old - who was a regular in Dragon Gate before getting his first mainstream gig in 2014 - is obviously a huge talent, both in terms of the quality of his matches and his ability to entertain a crowd.

There's no rush, of course: Crews has only been with the company a couple of years and should definitely see what they have planned before burning his bridges. But nothing about this situation looks particularly promising at the moment.