When Ellsworth came along, there were many on this site (most of them are banned now) who really ironically liked Ellsworth. I could tell they really didn't like him, they were just saying they did because he was a funny looking jobber. I found their posts really rude and insulting. Although I am not now nor will I ever be a fan of Ellsworth, I didn't like what they were doing. And honestly, their fake love of the guy got really, really annoying to me.
I have no problem with Ellsworth really. He was a jobber who was never treated as anything but a jobber. YEAH, he beat AJ Styles three times, but we all know that he only did that because of Dean Ambrose. This, in actuality, only cemented his status in the WWE as a jobber. He was someone who couldn't win without someone who obviously also some him as a joke helping him. And yeah, Ambrose saw him as a joke because he made fun of AJ for continuously losing to Ellsworth. You don't make fun of a man for losing to another man unless you think the man who beat him was a joke.
I'm happy that he got to be in WWE for a while. He's not the first jobber who has been given a short main role. This angle has been done before, with Barry Horowitz and I am sure there were others. I didn't like him, but WWE was big enough for me to ignore him while he was there. Hope he was happy with his time there.