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#4. Former WWE star Jordan Myles
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After making a name for himself in several independent promotions, ACH finally made his way to WWE in February 2019 and was added to the NXT roster.
ACH was later given the ring name Jordan Myles and won the NXT Breakout Tournament. As a result, he was then handed a shot at Adam Cole and the NXT Championship, even though he came up short.
Myles seemed as though he had a good career ahead of him in WWE until the company released his first piece of merchandise in October later that year. The shirt received many complaints. WWE was then forced to pull it from their website and order a redesign before Myles went on a Twitter rant about the company he was signed for.
The following month he released a video, claiming that he had quit WWE. He accused the company of racism whilst also stating that Jordan Myles was his "slave name." WWE later announced his release and Myles has since picked up where he left off on the independent circuit.
