What wrestler where you wrong about?

I thought WWE had something for Low-Ki(Kaval), well that didn't pan out.

I thought Kaval was gonna be King of The Ring.

King Kaval.

Nope.

Marcus Cor Von.

I thought MVP was gonna be huge in Smackdown and boy did they miss out on that one

Carlito.

He was good in the ring, charismatic, and a Raw upper midcarder after about a year on the roster. Then he apparently lost his drive and slowly disappeared.

MVP. I wouldn't say he failed, but I def thought hed be in the wwe or world title picture before he left.

He was always in big segments!

-I thought Shelton Benjamin in 2008, I was thinking that he would eventually beat HHH for the strap(plus he was one of the guys that made SD awesome in 2008)

-R-Truth last year, even though he was still an upper mid carder until the Miz stuff(which should of had a PPV match) , I really thought he would beat Cena for the WWE title then maybe lose it the next night.

-DH Smith, I was hoping that they were gonna push him to the stars since he was the son of the British Bulldog, but you know what happened to him...(but I hope he make a return at SummerSlam and faces the IC Champion and wins it lol that would be a dream, 20 years after his dad won the same title at the same event)

Kennedy. I was a huge fan of his back in 2006 and 2007. I thought after the Taker feud he was up for a run with the title. At Royal Rumble 2007 against Batista, the crowd were behind Kennedy! And then the injuries happened and the rest is history

Mr. Kennedy is the first to come to mind, Elijah Burke is another. Thought both were gonna be on top of the WWE food chain for years.

I wouldn't say Shelton Benjamin was a flop. He was on fire when he came to RAW but WWE didn't strike while he was red hot. An ill advised heel turn and allegiance with his "mother" ruined all that potential.

I hope if this is asked again in a year or so, I won't have to put Drew McIntyre on the list. He's far too good to be wasting away. But WWE needs to act fast before it's too late.