5 released WWE Superstars and their ideal destinations

#4 Former WWE Superstar Bo Dallas - from WWE to NWA

Bo Dallas as a member of The B-Team.

Another interesting release was that of WWE Superstar Bo Dallas. A few weeks earlier, Dallas joining his real-life brother, fellow Superstar The Fiend Bray Wyatt, in a storyline seemed like a good idea to revive Bo's stagnant career. But now, after his release, we can only imagine what could have been!

#ThrowbackThursday On this day in wrestling history in 2013, at an NXT taping at Full Sail University - it would air weeks later on June 12 - Bo Dallas defeated Big E to win the NXT Championship, becoming the third man ever to hold the title. His reign would last 280 days. #TBT pic.twitter.com/0plGssWyoJ

— Daily DDT (@FanSidedDDT) May 23, 2019

It's hard to comprehend the downfall of Bo Dallas, considering he's a former NXT Champion. After he made his debut on the main roster, it was clear WWE had little or no creative plans for him. Still, he managed to stick around for a 13-year long stint with the company.

During this time, he was given a significant role only twice; first in "The Miztourage" and then again in "The B-Team." Apart from those two instances, his WWE main roster run was unremarkable.

[Theme- Go, Go, Go- CFO$]"And introducing their opponents at a combined weight of 461 LBS Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel THE B TEAM!" pic.twitter.com/VTaWxtwSV2

— Wildcat Pro Wrestling (@WeAreWildcat) May 8, 2019

Bo is only 30 years old, and it could be argued the perfect company for him would be the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance). Before the pandemic hit, the NWA was on the rise with their newly repackaged program.

The roster looked fantastic, and it presented a more traditional wrestling-based alternative to the market. But since the lockdown, NWA has lost a few prominent stars like Eli Drake and Ricky Starks.

A former WWE Superstar like Bo Dallas joining the NWA would be a perfect fit to help the company reinstate some of that lost star power. His successful NXT persona would be apt for the NWA audience.