In 1980, Vince McMahon took over the WWE and quickly built the promotion. It has become the biggest promotion in the business and in 2001, the takeover was completed when he bought out its chief rival, WCW. The WWE is generally seen as the big leagues by wrestlers. Those who manage to enter the “big leagues” usually want to stay there. However, Vince McMahon can be a vindictive boss and performers who get on his bad side are rarely welcomed back. We have made a list of some of the grapplers that we will probably never see in the WWE again.
Big Cass
It seemed like Colin Cassady was made in a Vince McMahon dream. Aside from being gigantic at 6’10”, the former basketball player was also light on his feet and good at cutting promos. When he reached the big stage and got separated from his former partner Enzo Amore, Cassady rose through the ranks quickly and started to wrestle almost at the top of the card. However, there were reports that he was disrespectful to McMahon and the WWE let him go. Cassady has since wrestled for independent organizations like House of Hardcore and Ring of Honor.
Big Cass
