4 WWE Superstars who haven't wrestled on TV in 2019

#3 Big Show

Big Show has been with WWE since 1999, having joined Vince McMahon's promotion from WCW during the Monday Night Wars. He went on to have a legendary career and has been a seven-time World Champion.

Throughout his 20-year career with WWE, Show has been an important part of the WWE roster, not just in the ring, but also backstage as a locker room leader.

But the Grand Slam Champion has not featured much over the last two years, owing to various reasons. He was in a feud with Big Cass in 2017, when WWE were trying to push Enzo and Cass and Show sided with Enzo after the tag team broke up. He then had a short feud with Braun Strowman and had to have hip surgery.

He returned to the ring a year later in 2018 and teamed up with The Bar briefly, before leaving once again due to a hamstring injury, which happened in November 2018. His last match was a 6-man tag team match on November 20, 2018, and he hasn't returned to the WWE yet.

We may not seem him for a while as he is set to star in his own show called The Big Show Show.