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#3 Tyler Breeze
When NXT Superstars are called up to the main roster, they are often hit or misses, and I can't think of any developmental star who has fallen further out of NXT than Tyler Breeze.
A capable hand in the ring and with a fun gimmick, Breeze could have been a great mid-carder, but instead has been vastly under-utilized on SmackDown Live and RAW.
His greatest accomplishment on the main show is probably his teaming with Fandango, though that too scored him very little wins.
I'm not saying Breeze should be the next WWE or Universal Champion, but after over nine years with the company, something, anything would be nice.
Have him capture the US or IC titles at some point soon, or Prince Pretty could become the next WWE star to jump ship to AEW.
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