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#4 Bo Dallas (WWE SmackDown)
Given the number of departures from WWE in 2020, fans could be forgiven for thinking that Bo Dallas is no longer with the company.
The former WWE NXT Champion last competed in a televised WWE match in October 2019 when he joined forces with Curtis Axel in a losing effort against Big E and Kofi Kingston at Crown Jewel.
Since then, over 20 established Superstars from the RAW and SmackDown brands have left WWE, including Dallas’ B-Team tag team partner, Curtis Axel.
Dallas, meanwhile, has been silent on his WWE future since posting a cryptic tweet about a “life-changing expedition” in December 2019.
When Dallas shows up on WWE television again, his over-the-top comedy character is almost certainly going to be repackaged.
After all, with Axel gone, there is no point in keeping the B-Team gimmick going, unless Dallas decides to recruit more individuals and turn the team into a faction.
As you can see in the tweet above, the man himself even hinted last year that WWE fans will see a side to him that they have never seen before, so it is safe to assume that a plan is already in place for Dallas to be repackaged when he returns.
