9 Superstars that WWE Creative has completely forgotten about

#1 Luke Harper

Does Harper have a future?

Luke Harper is an enigma - not just because of his character, but as to how he hasn't had a huge push in WWE.

Harper was first signed by the WWE in 2012 under the company’s developmental territory of FCW, which was rebranded to NXT later that year, and would very quickly align himself with Bray Wyatt under the moniker of The Wyatt Family, being known as the “first son” with Erick Rowan being known as the “second son”.

While in NXT, Harper and Rowan successfully won the NXT Tag Team Championships and Harper then won his first singles championship when he captured the WWE Intercontinental Title after moving to the main roster.

After a short stint in the main event scene and what seemed to be the beginning of a huge singles push, Harper and Rowan would be reunited as the Bludgeon Brothers - one of WWE's most dominant teams and the current SmackDown Tag Team Champions before Rowan's injury shelved those plans.

Now, though, Erick Rowan has aligned with Daniel Bryan after his injury, so where does that leave Harper?

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