5 Superstars WWE should let go this year

If we were to think of the Superstars WWE has released in the last few months, talent like Emma, Summer Rae, Darren Young and even James Ellsworth come to mind. It was either talent WWE had nothing to do with or weren't smart choices to release.

WWE's roster is stacked with plenty of talent these days which means a few could leave to possibly boost up others.

Part-timers, Jobbers or anyone that wasn't going to a push anytime soon should be kept in mind when it is time to release talent. This is a harsh reality even the top stars should keep in mind.

Here are five Superstars WWE should let go this year.

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#5 Curt Hawkins

He should've stayed on the Indies

The Former Tag Team Champion hasn't done much since returning to the WWE, besides losing every week. I know it's pretty much everyone's dream to make it to WWE at some point, but to lose over and over? It's not fun.

I'm sure he had his reasons for coming back, but to be known as a jobber the rest of your career and constantly showing it off doesn't make sense. At some point this year, WWE should let him go or he should personally leave.

It's not like no one would book him on the indies. Look at his first run a few years ago. He did well for himself and even opened his own wrestling school.

He won titles in many different promotions. He won the TNA Tag Titles with Trevor Lee and a former world champion in promotions like Alpha-1 and PWS.

#4 The Colons (Primo & Epico)

Even a trip to NXT doesn't seem helpful for the duo

Just like Hawkins, the Colons have no future at this rate. It's hard to remember the last time I've seen the duo on TV. The two have gone through different gimmicks and it's not working.

WWE could send the two down to NXT, but I don't see them fitting in with the talent. So, maybe it's time for the Colons to leave WWE. I'm sure TNA would pick them up right away, or the indies will welcome them with open arms.

It's not like they are unknown. Their family is well-known in the pro wrestling circuit. Anywhere else that isn't WWE would be a nice fit for the two going forward.

#3 The Brian Kendrick

Kendrick had his moment winning the Cruiserweight title

When the Cruiserweight Classic was announced, I say Brian Kendrick was a perfect choice for the past superstars pick. He did well there. He also was able to win the title from TJP as well. He was able to do something he thought would never happen. Now, I think it's time for him to move on.

With the current roster for the Cruiserweights filled with some exciting talent, it's time for Kendrick to move on unless WWE gives him another title shot.

His first run didn't really work out. He was handed the name ''Spanky'' and was a jobber. He did hold the tag titles with Paul London, which is probably what fans remember the most about Kendrick's first run in the WWE.

He was able to beat his personal demons and have a decent showing on this run, but it's time to move on. He hasn't been shown that much lately and the Division has so much talent that should get a push.

#2 Aiden English

English has helped Rusev get over the crowd

Yes, he does have something good going on with Rusev currently, but how long do you think that will last. If and when WWE split's the two up, I don't see Aiden English going anywhere.

After his former partner Simon Gotch left the company, you could tell WWE had nothing for him.

His partnership with Rusev has helped get 'The Bulgarian Brute' over with the crowd, but not English. Fans get excited to see him because they know Rusev will be coming out seconds later.

If WWE does decide to split the pair up, English should be gone quickly before he turns into a jobber again or they never use him for anything.

#1 Brock Lesnar

The Beast Incarnate did a no-show on the 26th February 2018 edition of Raw

Yes, I'm well-aware that Lesnar could be leaving after WrestleMania, but I'm not talking a few months and then resigning. He's had contract disputes before, but this time around, he might not come back.

He's done a lot this time around. Multiple Title runs, breaking The Undertaker's WrestleMania Streak and has had matches with the likes of Triple H and CM Punk. But its time for him to go.

Unless Lesnar decides he wants to wrestle full-time, which I highly doubt, then he should go and do something else. I'm sure UFC would bring him back as Lesnar is a major draw for the sport.

You can tell he doesn't really care as he no-showed RAW this past week. Now that could be legit or story, who knows. But it still shows that he makes appearances when he feels like it. Everyone else wrestles every week. He pretty much wrestles once a month or so.

The world champion should not be a part-timer, WWE should seriously learn that. Lesnar can even stay away permanent. He seriously made enough money that he could retire now.