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Be it young stars, indie darlings or former WWE employees, who left to be a bigger fish in a

small upon day, WWE backstage is bloated with workers. There's only so much TV time for all

of these names and so many aren't booked regularly, because Tony Khan isn't ready for them to win,

as that would mean they would advance up a card that is already full. This delicate balance has

all but meant that the who's who of wrestling that the company has on its books has become a sad

game of where, where. I'm cy for what culture.com and these are 10AW stars who have gone a-wall.

10 Angelico

A versatile and talented wrestler with a far stronger support than you might think,

Angelico is nonetheless not so overall exceptional that is not appearing regularly on television

registers as promotional malpractice. Other certainly indict Tony Khan's ability as a booker,

but not Angelico, he's a skilled performer on a roster so extravagantly brilliant that being

really good isn't good enough. Still, given his prowess, surely he could weave magic in a

televised outing with, say, Brian Danielson. It would be such an unusual and compelling match,

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