From the promise of a longer-weighted turn to the dark side in the lead up to a game-changing

pay-per-view being scooped by a new clothing line, to a highly anticipated break-up being put

on the back burner so a starker go shake their hips on national television.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 times WWE quit storylines for

weird reasons.

10.

Rey Mysterio Committing His Future Leaves KO High and Dry

It's been a massively stop-start few years for the former Universal Champion, with it

regularly feeling as though Kevin Owens is simply being used as a utility man to fill

in their blanks, rather than a star who could realistically take up a spot as one of WWE's

current top stars.

Another example of this most definitely being the case in recent memory came during

the early days of the crowdless era in the company, KO famously battled Seth Rollins

within an empty performance centre at WrestleMania 36, and was set to continue his war with the

architect in the months that followed.

That was, as reported by the Wrestling Observer Radio around the time, until Rey Mysterio

finally decided to resign on the dotted line and commit his future to Vince McMahon's

emotion.

As we all know, the former World Heavyweight Champion would kickstart a never-ending

program with the Monday Night Messiah shortly after, but you do have to feel for KO.

He'd just stolen the show with his fellow former NXT Champion, and was then nudged into

obscurity for his troubles due to a legend deciding to stay put.

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