3 current popular wrestlers who have never worked for WWE and 3 who have only worked in the company

Modified Sep 21, 2020 04:51 GMT

#5 The Fiend (only wrestled in WWE)

Bray Wyatt is the son of former WWE Superstar Mike Rotunda, and is a 3rd-generation wrestler. Wyatt honed his craft in FCW for a while before making his way to the main roster as a part of The Nexus. His stint as Husky Harris was a flop, and he was soon sent back to revive his career.

After spending another term in FCW and NXT, he came up to the main roster again, now as the leader of The Wyatt Family. Wyatt targeted Kane and defeated him at SummerSlam 2013.

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He went on to win the WWE title and later lost it to Randy Orton at WrestleMania 33. Wyatt was repackaged as The Fiend in 2019, and has been a main event star ever since. He defeated Seth Rollins last year to win the Universal title, and lost it to WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg in early 2020.

Wyatt is currently a regular on WWE SmackDown and is one of the biggest Superstars in the company today. There's a very slim chance that he will ever go elsewhere. Wyatt has been with WWE throughout his career, thus joining a rare group of Superstars who have stuck with Vince McMahon's company.

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