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Now sure, there's still plenty of time for the game to figure out what needs to be done,

to pull each and every one of these WWE names out of obscurity, or back into a position that

best utilises their unquestnable talent, says a solid chance the following WWE wrestlers will all

pass the point of repair in the eyes of those watching on, or even frustratingly seek pastors

new in the not-too-distant future. Gareth here from WhatCulture Wrestling and here are 10 WWE

wrestlers who are in big trouble. 10. Shotsy

Nobody in their right mind ever genuinely imagined that the passionate green head tank rider

would have even the slightest chance of besting the baddest woman on the planet on November 26th

at Survivor Series, and that reality rendered much of the eventual SmackDown women's championship

contest as a bit of a waste of time, really. And the same could probably be said of the decision to

call Shotsy up to the main roster in the first place to be honest. Since arriving on SmackDown in

July 2021, the worker who claims to get a kick out of taking care of business has been allowed

to do very little of precisely that. Outside of redebuing her aforementioned Rocket Bursting

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