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#2 Lio Rush
Despite making a name for himself on the independent circuits, Lio Rush finally found his claim to fame when WWE aligned him with 'The All-Mighty', Bobby Lashley.
An alliance with the former Intercontinental Champion certainly provided him with the time to excel on the main roster with his incredibly efficient mic-skills and breath-taking athletic prowess.
However, with rumors of Rush having major backstage heat running rampant, multiple publications have reported that The Man of the Hour has asked for his release from Vince McMahon's billion dollar company.
Furthermore, with the company rejecting his request, the 205 Live Superstar may not appear on television anymore and would be staying with WWE until his current contract runs out.
Considering that Rush has thrown light on how he views himself as a legitimate superstar, the company's reluctance of showering the spotlight could see him miles away from Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live.
