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#6 and #5. Samir and Sunil Singh (The Singh Brothers)
Brock Lesnar isn't the only Canadian native whose WrestleMania status is in doubt.
Samir and Sunil Singh are also residents of Vancouver, Canada, and the border shutdown could mean that they may not be able to be a part of this year's WrestleMania.
American President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that the country will be closing down the border for non-essential traffic and the Singh Brothers took to Twitter to comment on the news.
Their tweet made it seem like they would not be able to get into the United States for WrestleMania and that's the most distressing situation for a WWE Superstar.
The Singh Brothers were never expected to be a part of the grander scheme of things, and at most, they would have been booked in the Men's Battle Royal if it were to be still on the card.
However, missing out on WrestleMania is a big loss for the Superstars as they lose money and the opportunity to be a part of the big event that happens only once a year.
Sunil and Samir Singh aren't the most popular talents on TV, but spare a thought for the duo who would have loved to be at work rather than in self-isolation.
