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After spending three years in NXT, Tye Dillinger finally made his main roster debut when he
appeared as surprise entrant number 10 in the 2017 Royal Rumble and what a reception
he got. Unfortunately for The Perfect 10, that momentum was quickly lost and instead,
he’s been wasted backstage as R-Truth’s translator, or whatever he’s been doing…
Dillinger is wildly popular with the WWE Universe, especially his infectious “10!” chant,
reminiscent to that of Daniel Bryan’s “Yes!” chant and in the ring, he’s not too bad,
some might say he’s “perfect”. Dillinger should have won like “ten” championships
by now, but he is yet to win his first. The “perfect” thing to do would be to give
Dillinger a run as United States or Intercontinental champion and with the WWE now listening to
their audience, it might actually happen.
Apollo Crews, Apollo Blues, or whatever you want to call him, is a prime example of a
talented WWE superstar who is being underutilised each week. His unusual combination of speed
and power makes him one to watch and he is truly underrated in the ring. But, while he
may be a gifted athlete, Apollo Crews has not a single championship to show for it.
After spending a little under a year in NXT, Crews made his way over to the main roster,
however, he struggled to connect with a larger audience. This led to him joining “The Titus
Brand”, later renamed to “Titus Worldwide”, or Titus WorldSlide… we haven’t forgotten
about this. Crews never reached his full potential under the guidance of Titus O’Neil and just
when we thought he was finally getting a push, it sadly didn’t last very long. With this
“new WWE” where we apparently matter now, hopefully guys like Apollo Crews will finally
get their chance to shine.
Sami Zayn was hugely popular and successful in NXT, becoming a one-time NXT champion.
But, since being called up to the main roster, Zayn has accomplished nothing, winning not
a single main roster championship in the two-years he’s been there. He’s an incredible performer
in the ring and highly underrated on the mic, but for some reason he’s been stuck in pointless
feuds against the likes of Braun Strowman and how could we forget, Bobby Lashley. Even
after turning heel, Zayn continues to be horribly mis-used, but with us now being The Authority,
hopefully that will all change. Sami Zayn has been deserving of a title for a long time
now, so once he returns from injury, hopefully we’ll see him holding the Intercontinental
championship, or even the WWE or Universal championship.
Elias has gone from being one of the most booed WWE superstars to one of the most loved
with everyone now wanting to “Walk with Elias”. He’s got the charisma, the in-ring
ability and he sure knows how to work a crowd with impressive mic work and musical performances.
Not only that, but the guy has his own album and documentary, so what hasn’t he got?
I know… a WWE championship. It’s surprising that a wrestler so over like Elias hasn’t
won a single main roster championship in the one and a half plus years he’s been on RAW.
with the resounding support he has from the WWE Universe and Michael Cole alone, surely,
it’s only a matter of time.
Whenever Samoa Joe shows up, you know things will end badly. They call him “The Destroyer”
for a reason as he’s a cold and calculated heel, who just wants to see his opponents
suffer both physically and mentally. For a man of his size, he’s great in the ring
and his mic work is on another level. Throughout his professional wrestling career, Joe has
captured titles in some of the top promotions around the world, except for one place, the
WWE. In fact, like all others in this list, The Samoan Submission Specialist has not a
single main roster title to his name since being called up two years ago and Jeff Hardy
became the first-ever two-time NXT Champion, but since joining the main roster, he has
fallen short of victory in every one of his challenges for championship gold. He has been
unlucky with foot injuries, but now that he’s back, hopefully this time we’ll see him
with a title around his waist. As of now, even a 10-year-old kid has more main roster
titles than he does.