Every WWE Wrestler Released In 2021

1. Bray Wyatt

The Fiend
WWE.com

A total shock to everybody even if his main roster run careered off the rails more times than he held top titles, Bray Wyatt's release was as much "(just about) no-one is safe" signal as anything else. A WrestleMania loss to Randy Orton proved to be his swansong.

He was divisive, but he drew small fortunes at the merch stand. Those figures were obviously no match for the ones in Nick Khan's roster.xls file.

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