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#7 Drew McIntyre wins the WWE Championship
Ever since his return to the company in 2017, Drew McIntyre has been one of the brightest prospects for the company. Many Hall of Famers, including former RAW General Manager Mick Foley, have highly praised McIntyre - referring to him as a championship-worthy Superstar.
The Scottish Psychopath impressed everyone with his amazing body transformation, improved in-ring skills, and killer attitude in the first two years since his return. However his 2019 was underwhelming as he spent a majority of the year as Shane McMahon's enforcer.
With him back to his old destructive ways, 2020 could very well be the year of Drew McIntyre. He has recently teased turning face, and if that happens successfully, the company might have their answer to who should dethrone Brock Lesnar as the WWE Champion.
McIntyre winning the Royal Rumble and defeating the Beast Incarnate at WrestleMania 36 would be the best way to establish him as the next big thing in the company. Even WWE COO Triple H is full of praises for the former NXT Champion:
