6 WWE Superstars who may not be part of the 2020 Draft

#4 Lars Sullivan, WWE's problem child

WILD CARD LARS.#SDLive's FREAK @LarsSWWE is bringing the DESTRUCTION to #RAW! pic.twitter.com/5d99E9Ydub

— WWE (@WWE) May 7, 2019

Lars Sullivan has managed to fit a career's worth of controversy into his six-month stint on WWE's main roster.

Trained by the almighty Bobby Lashley, Sullivan was hyped up to be the next monster heel of the company. He was built up strongly in NXT, where he even overcame Keith Lee. Creepy video vignettes on the main roster ahead of his debut portrayed him as a beast looking hungry to demolish his opponents.

It started to go downhill for Lars Sullivan on January 14th, 2019, when he was set to make his RAW debut. An anxiety attack made him walk out of the arena, which did not sit well with WWE management.

After recovering, he finally made his debut on April 9th's episode of RAW where he attacked Kurt Angle. Within two months, he was again written out of WWE with a legitimate knee injury. Sullivan has not been seen since.

It'll be a 3-On-1 #HandicapMatch between #LuchaHouseParty & Lars Sullivan at #WWESSD! https://t.co/37TlSPYaja

— WWE (@WWE) May 29, 2019

Some of his online statements in the past resurfaced, which were perceived as homophobic and offensive. This made his return even rockier.

Recent Instagram stories from Sullivan's account indicate that his knee has recovered and he is ready for an in ring-return. The company has not mentioned him on WWE television in recent times and it is unlikely that he would make an appearance during the WWE Draft.