WWE's continued dedication to stockpiling talent means that it could be harder than ever

for workers to get out of their deals if they're unhappy, not just feel like trying their

looks somewhere else.

In short, they'd have to go to pretty extreme measures to wiggle out of them, sort of

like the examples set here.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are 10 WWE stars who pretty much

asked to be fired.

10.

Austin Aries

Austin Aries WWE Ron was a classic case of wrong time, wrong company.

When news broke that the 205 live man had been released in July 2017, some reason that

Austin must have simply asked for his contract to be terminated, Dave Meltzer's Wrestling

Observer soon jumped on the case, however, revealing that Aries was far from popular behind

the scenes in WWE amongst management, and that he didn't actually ask to be let go.

Both parties were happy with the result, though, let's make that clear.

Aries hadn't exactly been thrilled with his lot in the promotion, and WWE seemed to

view the former TNA and Ring of Honor stand out as the kind of worker who was just lucky

to be there.

It was a toxic situation, and one that was probably never going to work.

If Aries, as Meltzer's sources claimed, was a pain in the ass to WWE officials behind

the scenes, then he couldn't have been surprised when his contract was eventually torn to shreds.

Never going to stomach hassle from somebody that was being honest, little more than a utility

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