5 WWE Superstars who should retire in 2017

5: Mark Henry

While the “World’s Strongest Man” has experienced success on live events and Main Event episodes throughout the year by teaming with fellow former World Heavyweight Champion Jack Swagger, his television win-loss record as a whole has been quite embarrassing. Henry has spent a majority his career reinventing himself as a character, with moments as being a huge task for The Undertaker to overcome at WrestleMania, Kurt Angle at Royal Rumble, being a dominant ECW Champion managed by WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas, and creating a Hall of Pain which no man desires to visit.

In fact, the peak of his “Hall of Pain” era lead him to his greatest success, dominating Randy Orton to become the World Heavyweight Champion. However, Henry never managed to reach this same level of success. He was instead being utilized as a glorified enhancement talent for names such as Rusev and Sheamus. Henry has been an ambassador for WWE for a number of years now, most recently to promote the Olympics. He should not worry about having a job for the company after his in-ring career is over, so it might as well be.