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6 and 5. Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford (The Street Profits)
The Street Profits have not been on screen since October 2025. Neither of the two is injured, and it is seemingly because of a lack of plans. Ford and Dawkins are among the most talented in-ring performers on WWE SmackDown, and it is a shame that they haven’t been booked at all.
They have been missing since losing their tag titles to The Wyatt Sicks, and apart from a few live events, they haven’t been seen in WWE. Their momentum is completely ruined, and there is no telling when they will be back on television.
4 and 3. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria
Bayley and Lyra Valkyria have been teaming up for a while now. However, they haven’t been able to head in a meaningful direction for what seems like the longest time. It seemed like Bayley would turn on her partner and feud with her for weeks, but nothing came of it.
Both of them are now stuck in a loop, with throwaway mid-card matches every now and then on RAW. The two deserve better, especially given their track record of being able to navigate high-profile storylines.
2. Dominik Mysterio
The self-proclaimed King of the Luchadores recently lost his WWE Intercontinental Championship to Penta. While Danhausen cursed him before his match, it was his second title run, and it held little meaning.
Mysterio won the title from John Cena at Survivor Series WarGames, but got injured the next month, and spent a while on the sidelines. Despite also holding the AAA Mega Championship, his stock didn’t really rise, and having him drop the Intercontinental Championship before WrestleMania 42 was a harsh decision. It robbed him of the chance to walk into the premium live event with the title he won last year at WrestleMania 41 in a Fatal Four-Way Match, which would have also raised the stakes for a potential match with Finn Balor.
1. Drew McIntyre
The Scottish Warrior’s Undisputed WWE Championship reign lasted 55 days before Cody Rhodes dethroned him. He only defended the title once against Sami Zayn at the Royal Rumble and seemed to have a good thing going before the creative team took it off of him.
It was a very dirty move on the creative team’s part, as McIntyre deserved to walk into WrestleMania 42 with the title after all the hard work he had put in over the past year. However, if reports are to be believed, he will now have a singles match with Jacob Fatu at The Show of Shows in Las Vegas.
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