Hello there, my very good friends, Andy Murray here for what culture wrestling, and while

WWE might be the biggest promotion in the game, they aren't necessarily the best when

it comes to handling a talent's career, as we're about to find out today.

Here are 10 wrestlers who transformed their careers by leaving WWE.

Number 10, Pac.

A great NXT run led to a good main roster debut, which then kind of fizzled out in the long

term for Neville, before his incredible spell as the King of the Cruiserweights revived

his fortunes completely.

Sadly, this lasted less than a year, and it went down on WWE's most neglected brand.

The Jordy tried to quit the company unhappy with his direction, and WWE, well, they decided

to do the very WWE thing of freezing his contract, effectively putting his career on ice

for almost a full calendar year.

Finally let go by WWE in 2018, Pac returned to his old home in Japan, Dragon Gate, embarking

on an incredible open-the-dream-gate title run that not only revived his career, but

that entire company, as well, and now in AEW we have the bastard, a vicious, nasty little

honey badger finally performing at his natural level as one of the best wrestlers in the

world.

Number 9, Christopher Daniels.

Briefly signed to a WWE developmental deal at the turn of the century, the fallen angel

never broke through the ranks of heat and jacked working primarily, well, as a jobber,

before eventually leaving, appearing for WCW, leaving there, and finding his footing in

TNA and ring of honor.

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