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2. Bray Wyatt
It may come as a shock to some fans, but there was a time where Bray Wyatt was a top star in WWE.
Facing the likes of John Cena, Roman Reigns and The Undertaker, Wyatt has certainly faced some of the biggest names, but has come up short against them almost every time.
It is these consistent losses that have made Wyatt an afterthought on Monday Nights, a real shame considering his talent and mic skills.
And whilst his tag-team with 'Woken' Matt Hardy was entertaining, it does seem like the company have given up any plans for the former Husky Harris.
Perhaps if he had held the Universal Championship, Wyatt would be seen as a more credible threat on RAW, instead of his current position, where he is lucky to be given airtime at all.
That said, Wyatt did briefly hold the WWE Championship, though that reign has since long been forgotten.
