WWE History: Remembering the NXT season that never was

#5 Big E Langston

Three ain't enough, I need five!

Moving onto the current WWE Superstars who were planned to be a part of the "lost" season of NXT, Big E Langston is one of the most recognizable names from this group. He enjoyed success fairly soon, winning the NXT Championship at the start of 2013 while debuting on the main roster as Dolph Ziggler's bodyguard.

Langston eventually grew as a performer, winning the Intercontinental Championship and shortening his name to just Big E. He would go on to form a trio with Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston called The New Day in 2014 and the rest, as they say, is history.

The New Day has become one of the greatest teams in WWE history, thanks in no small part to Big E's infectious charisma. He has won 8 Tag Team Titles with the New Day, but fans are excited to see him break out as a singles star. Big E is a future WWE Champion in the making.

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#4 Bo Dallas

All you have to do is Bo-lieve!

Back in 2012, Bo Dallas was touted as one of the brightest stars in the WWE system. And it seemed like he would get a similar start to his brother, Bray Wyatt, in WWE. Dallas would have been a favorite to go far in the game show version of NXT, thanks to his intriguing and wacky persona.

He was a regular Champion in developmental, whether it was in FCW or the rebranded NXT. Dallas defeated Big E Langston to win the NXT Championship, going on a memorable heel run with it. His main roster run has not been the best, taking up a number of different characters over the years.

At 30 years of age, Bo Dallas still has time to become a substantial part of the WWE roster. He has done well in his roles in the Miztourage, the B-Team, and even the Social Outcasts. Hopefully, his talent shines through in the company sooner or later.