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So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. As a wrestling fan, very little stinks to high heaven more than watching your favorite

wrestler lose their way into obscurity.

You wonder about the why and the how of such a seemingly bizarre booking decision. You think about

changing the channel but ultimately just bigger new favorite wrestler who isn't

doing job of duties. From losing streaks to embarrassing gimmicks to demotions down the card and just

disappearing while their contracts wind down these 10 talented performers

have felt the suffocating horror of being buried by their employer.

I'm Adam Wilborn from What Culture and these are 10 great wrestlers

suffered burials.

Number 10 Sasha Banks

The four-time raw women's champion has Number 10, Sasha Banks.

The four-time Raw Women's Champion has never had the joy of retaining her championship.

One could say these hopelessly short title runs were a burial of sorts, but sadly sadly it doesn't stop there for this

member of the four horsewomen. After a five-month hiatus the former fan

favorite returned as a heel to feud with Becky Lynch.

Demolished on the mic and in the ring, Banks was never allowed to look anywhere near

Lynch's level and was sent backing to Smackdown shortly afterwards.

Since joining the blue brand, Banks has been little more than Robin to

Bailey's Batman, eating TV losses to heat up Bailey's challenges. A shadow of the beloved

boss character from her NXT days and initial time on the main roster, Banks' star power

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