Millions of people worldwide will soon make their New Year's Resolutions as this horrible year of two-thousand-and-fifteen draws to a close. The same tired slogans will be heard: "new year, new me" and "out with the old, in with the new." The month of January will see an influx of gym memberships as the obese obscenity is banned for a little while but in actuality, the new year will be just as horrible as the last.

Those wide-eyed, optimistic resolutions will soon be broken as the drunkards will continue to drink, the stoners will continue getting stoned, the eaters will continue to eat, and every lowlife scumbag who claimed to change their ways will continue to be the only person they know how to be: a bad one. Nothing changes except the numbers on the calendar. Welcome to 2016, Misery Awaits.

This article will take a look back at 2015 and examine some of the worst WWE Superstars on the scene. While the year had its share of standouts, there are those who simply left the fans with nothing positive to look back upon. While Seth Rollins was stealing the show this past year, others were selling fans to switch the channel whenever they appeared on WWE programming.

While it is not easy getting over and getting good in WWE, these Superstars seemingly gave up trying. The sad aspect of this list is that many of these performers were once carving out a nice little spot for themselves in WWE before falling off and fading into the background. This, of course, is often to due to WWE Creative but we still can't ignore the fact that these Superstars made 2015 less than tolerable.

Will the new year bring about change and a new direction for these Superstars? Time will tell, just don't hope with too much heart.

These are the top 15 worst WWE Superstars of 2015:

15 15. The Miz 

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"The Most Must See WWE Superstar of All Time" was not exactly in high demand this past year. The Miz has certainly fallen far from once competing in the main event of WrestleMania.

Aside from Miz TV - which is used to get over other feuds - The Miz has not been involved in anything too spectacular since his feud/partnership ended with Damien Mizdow. In past years, The Miz may have even cracked some "best of" lists but unfortunately not in 2015.

14 14. R-Truth 

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What do you remember most about R-Truth in 2015? The time he stole the Intercontinental Championship or the time Truth believed that he was the king of WWE? And, there we have Truth's year in a nutshell.

R-Truth has always been an entertaining performer but was never quite used in the right capacity and in the past twelve months nothing has changed. Truth is simply a piece of comic relief on a show void of true humour.

13 13. Big Show 

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For the "World's Largest Athlete," 2015 was a year in which fans grew tired of the gargantuan man. "Please retire" chants would echo throughout buildings while Show was on the mic or involved in a match.

While it is all too easy to pick on Big Show, his inclusion on this list is necessary as Show really didn't have a great year. Sure, he won the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal but that match really means nothing.

12 12. Mark Henry 

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It becomes increasingly difficult to pay attention to anything involving Mark Henry anymore. In fact, it is safe to say that his best days in WWE are long gone. Henry no longer intrigues in the slightest.

The only way fans would find interest in Mark Henry again would be if WWE reintroduced the Sexual Chocolate character. However, the PG Era will not allow for such a thing to transpire.

11 11. Damien Sandow 

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This past year WWE blew an opportunity to create a star when they chose to ignore the fan reactions for Damien Sandow while he was performing as a stunt double and outshining The Miz.

Instead of running with the momentum, WWE instead created Macho Mandow, a rip-off of "Macho Man" Randy Savage and a completely lame gimmick as nobody could mimic Savage.

10 10. Curtis Axel 

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Speaking of mimicking legends, Curtis Axel would spend some time in 2015 working as an imitation version of Hulk Hogan, a gimmick Axel was forced to drop following the release of Hogan due to his racial insensitivity.

Curtis Axel has proven to be a consistent let down in WWE and this year was no different. Sure, some folks enjoy the Hulk Hogan gimmick but it really wasn't enough to classify Axel as a breakout star.

9 9. Erick Rowan 

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Behind the sheep mask and beard, Erick Rowan was made to look like some sort of unwashed genius until that aspect of the Superstar was forgotten when it became clear Rowan wasn't going to work on his own.

The past year was certainly not great for Erick Rowan but the recent revival of The Wyatt Family has provided a place for Rowan to go as the new year approaches. Perhaps next year will prove more successful.

8 8. Jack Swagger 

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It would appear as though Jack Swagger misses Zeb Colter who served as some sort of a uncle to Swagger. Nevertheless, their alliance has dissolved and Swagger has struggled through the year.

It's hard to believe that Jack Swagger is a former World Heavyweight Champion. The WWE may have once had confidence in Swagger but is clear that is no longer the case as Swagger will never again reach such heights.

7 7. Heath Slater 

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There is really nothing left for Heath Slater in WWE. When do we actually see Slater on main programming? To catch an RKO backstage from Randy Orton before finding his way back off Raw.

Heath Slater has literally done nothing in 2015 to make himself memorable. Obviously, this is not entirely his fault as management does not favor the Superstar. Nonetheless, Slater was forgettable this year.

6 6. Fandango 

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In a weird twist - not that long ago - the WWE Universe actually took to Fandango and began to dance along in the crowd to his theme music. It seemed as though Fandango had stumbled onto something that would help advance his career.

However, the Fandango craze was soon over as the Superstar has been relegated to the lesser-known WWE programs. Fandango danced his way into the hearts of fans for a brief minute but now the music is over.

5 5. Adam Rose 

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This new commentary thing Adam Rose is doing already feels stale; much like Rose's party-boy gimmick and oddball artist thing he had going on for a while. Rose just doesn't get over.

Anytime a man is forced to fight with a bunny for some backstage sicko's amusement, his career is doomed. In 2015, Adam Rose accomplished nothing while providing the WWE Universe with nothing significant to remember.

4 4. The Ascension 

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The idea of The Ascension making it out of NXT before other, more qualified Superstars is baffling. Simply put: they suck. They are supposed to be intimidating but come off as fake barroom heroes who have never won a fight.

The influence of the Road Warriors on their gimmick is obvious but The Ascension could never compare. Hawk and Animal were a unique tag team while Konner and Viktor are plain and unpleasant to watch.

3 3. Bo Dallas 

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Nobody has bought the "inspirational message" touted by Bo Dallas and nobody ever will. Face it, it's over; time for a change. Dallas just isn't getting it done in WWE at the moment.

Perhaps a drastic overhaul is necessary? Bo Dallas should join a darker side of WWE. Dallas is the real life brother of Bray Wyatt and adding Dallas to The Wyatt Family may make for something interesting.

2 2. Los Matadores 

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Bull fighters in WWE? The idea reeked from the start. Not to mention the demoralizing use of a little person being forced to dress like a bull and accompany this tag team to the ring. Who the hell come up with this stuff?

Los Matadores were much, much better when they were known as Epico and Primo and were not paraded around as some dated stereotype. Behind those costumes lurks a solid tag team but you would not have known based on their year.

1 1. Stardust 

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When Dustin Runnels was transformed into Goldust during the Attitude Era, his career was taken to brand new places as the character would provide Runnels with his greatest success. Such is not the case for his brother.

Cody Rhodes was good as Cody Rhodes; a generational wrestler with decent mic skills who could work a strong match. Enter Stardust: a modern-age, younger sibling version of Goldust and an unnecessary character shift.

Cody Rhodes would be so much better as himself but because of the cosmic character and lack of significance, we declare Stardust as the worst WWE Superstar of 2015.