The Man Beast had a good run as a member of the Alliance. He was one of the five men picked to represent the group in the Inaugural Brawl main event of Invasion and had a high-profile match with Chris Jericho at SummerSlam. Indeed, Rhyno looked like a man that WWE were interested in pushing. Then he went down with a broken neck in October 2001, necessitating over a year on the sidelines. When he returned as a member of the Smackdown brand he was given a fairly decent push in the US Title division before being switched to Raw and gradually sliding down the card. After his April 2005 release (for smashing a flower pot at a hotel following an argument with his wife during WrestleMania weekend) he went to TNA and became a main event player there. After a decade working for TNA and the indies, Rhyno made a surprise return to NXT in early 2015. He still looks pretty much exactly the same. A hell of a hand, Rhyno is a definite asset to WWE's hottest brand.
