3 recently released WWE Superstars who deserve a second chance and 2 who don't

Sometimes getting released can also prove to be a blessing in disguise
Sometimes getting released can also prove to be a blessing in disguise

#2 Don’t deserve - Rich Swann

Swann claimed he was ready for retirement
Swann claimed he was ready for retirement

Rich Swann made his WWE debut in 2015, and he began his WWE career with NXT. There he spent a year before getting called up to 205 Live.

There he became a one-time cruiserweight champion.

He held the title for over two months before finally dropping it to Neville at Royal Rumble 2017. After a few months of losing the title, Swann was arrested for domestic violence, which eventually resulted in WWE laying off Swann for violating the company’s zero-tolerance policy against domestic violence.

Following his release, Swann claimed he was ready for retirement. However, Swann signed a contract with Impact Wrestling.

Right now, we don’t know whether WWE will rehire Swann or not, but if they decide not to, then it is a smart choice because Swann made an unforgettable mistake.

Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE

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