8 Recent WWE Storylines That Didn’t Go Anywhere

2. The Rise Of Bálor Club

It's a sign of how quickly things move in WWE nowadays that the company published an introductory video for Bálor Club on YouTube in mid-January, and come late-May, the group have already been separated. There's no talk of a Club at all and two thirds of it (Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson) has been moved sideways to SmackDown.

So much for that then.

Beyond the split, Finn isn't using the same "Bálor Club Is For Everyone" mantra he was around WrestleMania time, and he's retired the rainbow-coloured jackets and ring gear that tied in with support for the LGBT community.

In effect, Bálor Club were only given around four months together proper, and they weren't even full-time during that period either. That D-Generation X endorsement on the Manhattan Center portion of Raw 25? Pointless when they were going to be separated soon after.