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#4 Brian Kendrick
Brian Kendrick and Paul London were one of the entertaining tag teams in the WWE throughout 2005 to 2008.
The duo was separated after Kendrick got drafted to SmackDown in 2008 and WWE repackaged him as "The Brian Kendrick" and they even gave him a bodyguard in Ezekiel Jackson and it was clear the company had big plans for him.
But Kendrick would take the success to his head and adapted his on-screen character in real life. He was allegedly disrespecting veterans, arriving late for the events and even smoked weed on the hallways.
WWE didn't tolerate his behavior and released him from his contract in July 2009. He returned to the company in 2016 as a part of the "Cruiserweight Classic" tournament and is a part of 205 Live from that point forward.
