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Over the years, a A number of WWE Superstars were very successful early in their careers, some were up to the challenge, just like the members of The Shield, while others fell into the crowd. Hierarchical order as quickly as they arrived.
Let's take a look at some of the Superstars of WWE that have been mbadively pushed but which have failed dramatically. ] # 6 Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones
We begin our list with Nathan Jones. The former detainee signed with WWE in 2002 and quickly qualified for the main training despite his limited ability to fight. He is immediately projected into a mbadive story alongside none other than The Undertaker as his protégé.
The Undertaker and Nathan Jones are scheduled for Face Big Show and Albert at WrestleMania 17 and Jones even trains with Taker at his home for a week. Despite this, the WWE decided that the Colossus of Bogga Road was way too green. The WWE sank in front of WM17 and turned the game into a handicap, allowing Jones to intervene near the end to help Taker to go ahead. Jones left WWE shortly after stating that his life on the road was not for him. Since then, he has become an actor.
# 5 Chris Masters
Chris Masters
Chris Masters was another superstar The WWE had a huge project to become a heel of choice. He made his debut as a member of the team in 2005. He was only 22 years old at the time and quickly overcame the Masterlock challenge.
Masters quickly found himself in a feud with Shawn Michaels, which he eventually lost. However, after this loss, it seemed that his momentum had completely disappeared. Despite his early efforts as a high heel, Masters ended up playing the half-card role for the rest of his life at WWE.
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