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#2 May surprisingly stay: Zack Ryder
The WWE may love the concept of Superstars interacting on social media, but when Zack Ryder took the initiative to do just that in 2011, the company quickly buried him.
Following mass out-cry from fans though, Ryder was given a small push, but since losing the United States Championship, nearly seven years ago, has done very little.
Despite a one-day reign as Intercontinental Champion, the Woo Woo Woo Warrior has had practically no feuds and has lost the ones he has had. However, the fans are still very much behind Ryder, no doubt thanks to his good graces with the crowd from his earlier days.
Not only that, his passion for WWE and it's toys have made him a great spokesman for the company's Mattel range, so don't expect Ryder to leave just yet in 2019.
