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#3 Hangman Page
Adam Page's career took off like a rocket ship. Early in his wrestling years, he signed with Ring of Honor (when that promotion was still innovative and good) and wound up working a high profile program where he was the "Youngboy" of the Decade, a group of ROH veterans.
Page would graduate to a singles star and feud with ACH (most recently seen in WWE as Myles Jordan) before making his way to Japan and eventually joining first the Bullet Club and then The Elite.
Hangman seems to be prominently featured on almost every AEW PPV. He has had a high-profile feud with PAC which has seen each man pick up a win over the other. He also came within an inch of becoming AEW's inaugural champion.
Page has a mix of old school grit mixed with new-age in-ring stiffness, and is an underrated ring technician and top-notch brawler. AEW has big things planned for Page, so his 2020 is going to be worth paying attention to.
