"I just don’t think they’ve really capitalized on the group, I don’t think they’ve really let us show what we can do. This stop/start stuff is really hard when you’re trying to highlight young talent. It’s frustrating, you know? So I dunno, maybe we’ll get an opportunity to show what we can really do as a group because a lot of those other groups who are out there now have definitely got an opportunity that we haven’t had to do some storyline stuff, some character stuff. That’s kinda been a shame, mate, to be honest, considering the talent that’s in there," Sheamus said.

Holland and Butch were somewhat relegated to supporting characters on the road to WrestleMania, as Sheamus was involved in a storyline with Drew McIntyre and Gunther leading into the show. The veteran made it clear that he has always tried to get them involved, but some things are out of his hands.

"I’ve always tried to get the boys involved, there’s just a lot of creative stuff that’s out of my hands. They kinda got sidelined on that, which shouldn’t have been the case. Especially the history we have with Drew, there was a great opportunity to tell a story there of Drew coming back into the fold and the boys being apprehensive of that happening," he said.

Sheamus noted that it was a "frustrating" time for the duo as they were eager for the chance to shine. He stated that they're young, hungry and passionate, and the situation could have been better for them, especially because they know they're talented.

"They’re young, they’re hungry, they’ve wanted to do this their whole lives! Ridge has been a fan of wrestling his whole life, Butch has been doing this from a young age. Sitting on the sidelines, especially when you’re passionate and you know you’re talented and you know you can go, there’s nothing more frustrating. It could’ve been better," Sheamus said.