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#2 The Young Bucks
It's quite astonishing to believe that the Hosts of the Superkick Party once worked under the banner of Impact Wrestling. After making an impressive debut against The Motor City Machine Guns, The Impact creative team — without rhyme-or-reason renamed The Bucks to Generation Me. Apart from the name change, the duo was also not allowed to cut promos, which resulted in them having zero personality.
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On top of all this, after competing for two years in the Tag Team Divison; the Impact management decided to break them up, a decision that the brothers were never fond of, and have been quite vocal about since they left the company.
The brothers soon cut their losses by asking for their release. After leaving Impact, the brothers went to work for New Japan, and the rest is all history.
