3 WWE legends who'll probably appear at RAW Reunion, and 2 who definitely won't

Though next week's RAW will no doubt feature some huge matches and segments on the road to Summerslam, that's not all that will take place during the three-hour event. This coming Monday, the WWE will be hosting a special RAW reunion, featuring various Superstars from the flagship show's 26-year history.

Some of wrestling's very top stars have already been announced, including 16-time World Champion Ric Flair, the Immortal Hulk Hogan and in many fans' opinion, the greatest of all time, 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin.

But whilst these legends are already confirmed to be appearing, they won't be the only ones. And whilst there's no shortage of legendary wrestlers who will no doubt be wanting to appear, there are some who, through either their own actions or those taken by the company, definitely won't show.

Here are three legends who'll probably appear at RAW Reunion, and 2 who definitely won't.

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#3: Probably will: Diamond Dallas Page

Page's positivity and brand of Yoga has helped save the lives of many legends.

Is there a bigger feel-good story in WWE than Diamond Dallas Page? Joining the wrestling world at a time when many are rapping their careers up, Page's drive made him into a megastar, becoming a three-time WCW World Champion as well as one of the company's most beloved wrestlers.

In more recent times, Page's natural positivty has helped countless lives thanks to his DDP Yoga, helping save the lives of legends like Scott Hall and Jake Roberts, which Page's 2017 induction into the Hall of Fame being very much deserved. A genuinely kind individual, WWE will surely have no issue having Page on RAW to promote his Yoga and give some valuable good press for the company.

#2: Definitely won't: 'Superstar' Billy Graham

Superstar Billy Graham has had some controversial things to say about WWE this year.

Billy Graham may have been inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2004 by Triple H, but a lot has changed since then. A former champion, Graham was at one time one of the most popular wrestlers in the world, but has since fallen out of favor considerably with fans and the company.

Part of that will be due to Graham's recent comments about Kofi Kingston, claiming that the New Day star should be taking steroids to be more 'credible' as a WWE Champion following Kingston's win at WrestleMania 35. His comments didn't sit well with fans, and it seems Graham and WWE aren't on the same page. It's been many many years since fans saw Graham on WWE TV anyway, and don't expect that to change on next week's show.

#2: Probably will: Trish Stratus

Stratus (right) with Mickie James, returned at the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble as the #30 entrant.

Arguably the greatest women's wrestler of all time, Trish Stratus joined the WWE in 2000, originally as a fitness model with no training. A life-long wrestling fan though, Stratus would work incredibly hard to improve, eventually becoming a multiple-time Women's Champion and having some of women's wrestling's biggest feuds.

Now retired, Stratus continues to be a prominent feature in WWE, returning at last year's Royal Rumble as the #30 entrant in the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble. This past October, the Canadian Hall of Famer returned for WWE's first-ever all-female pay per view Evolution, and it's clear that Stratus can still hang in the ring.

With her long-time nemesis and best friend Lita already announced to appear, seeing the two back together once again would be a huge dose of Stratusfaction.

#1: Definitely won't: Sunny

Sunny has had a tough life in recent years and isn't expected to appear at RAW Reunion.

Though Trish Stratus may be regarded as the greatest Diva of all time, spare a thought for WWE's original Diva: Sunny. Real-name Tammy Sytch, Sunny was at one time one of wrestling's most popular and loved stars, but things haven't been easy.

Engaging in a destructive lifestyle of drinks and drugs, Sunny's life nowadays is a far cry from her popularity during the mid-90s, and though she was able to clean her act up for her 2011 WWE Hall of Fame induction, this didn't last. Simply put, the original Diva of the World Wrestling Federation just carries to much negative press with her, and it'd be foolish for WWE, who have unfortunately had to cut her off from their Wellness Policy due to her multiple relapses, to do business with her on RAW.

#1: Probably will: Edge

Despite being retired for over eight years now, the Rated-R Superstar continues to make appearances for WWE on RAW and SmackDown Live.

The Rated-R Superstar did a lot during his 13 years as a WWE Superstar, and much of that success came as a part of the RAW roster. It was whilst repping the red brand that Edge won the very first Money in the Bank ladder match at WrestleMania 21, as well as his very first WWE Championship at New Years Revolution on a downed John Cena.

It'll come as a surprise to many that Edge hasn't already been announced for the show, especially when you consider that his long-time friend Christian has. In short, don't expect the Ultimate Opportunist to come back for one more match, but it seems that a return by the eleven-time former WWE World Heavyweight Champion at RAW Reunion is practically guaranteed.