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#4 Big Show and Enzo Amore
When WWE decided to break up Enzo Amore and Big Cass, it was a good move on their part.
Cass had a great build, and good in-ring skills to match; it was perfect timing for his singles push. As for Amore, everyone was hoping he would be put on 205 Live.
But before Amore went to the Cruiserweight division- and had that atrocious championship reign- WWE thought it was better to pair him with another giant; the Big Show, to help him in his feud with Cass.
Their brief partnership was beyond underwhelming. Big Show was showing his age and Amore's lack of in-ring capability did not help either.
Their feud with Cass was bad; the shark cage-match at SummerSlam sums it all up.
WWE broke off the team by sending Amore to 205 Live, ending the awful alliance. But looking back at it now, maybe it would have been better if WWE kept them together, at least, Amore would not have been the Cruiserweight champion.
