WWE Superstars who have barely appeared on TV after the Superstar Shake Up

Buddy Murphy

'The Best Kept Secret' has had minimal air time since joining SmackDown

Buddy Murphy was so dominant on 205 Live that he had to be moved to either Raw or SmackDown during the Superstar Shake Up. He ended up as a member of SmackDown, but has had one pre-taped promo announcing his membership on the blue brand and a segment on SmackDown that aired on WWE.com but not on TV.

Murphy clearly has mega-star potential due to his look and his amazing in-ring skill. But while certain superstars are showing up on both shows each week, exciting stars like Murphy aren't even getting ring time during the week.

Every superstar can't obviously be featured weekly, but some newer ones that are certainly exciting should be showcased better. Fans who haven't followed 205 Live or who haven't watched pre-shows of PPVs don't have a reason to care about someone like Murphy.

They totally should because he's great in the ring, but why should they care if they don't know him at all or haven't seen him wrestle? There's a reason why he calls himself 'the Best Kept Secret' and it appears that the secret won't get out for a while until he shows the WWE Universe what he can do on a bigger stage like SmackDown.