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#2 WWE should approach Jake Paul (20.2 Million Subscribers)
Jake Paul is one of the most popular and controversial YouTubers. He has been in the middle of several contentious situations, which granted him the nickname The Problem Child.
Despite the controversies, he maintains an active fanbase and has been a part of many successful events.
Jake has an athletic background. He wrestled intensively in high school and he has recently been involved in boxing, as well. He has taken part in one amateur and one pro fight. Both fights took place in a sold-out arena and he won both of the fights quite easily.
He has one more fight lined up against Nate Robinson on the Roy Jones Jr. vs. Mike Tyson undercard. So, it is pretty clear that he works hard. With the right training, he can become a pro wrestler. Furthermore, it will be easier for him to transition into wrestling for WWE because of his amateur wrestling background.
Jake Paul isn't well-liked so he would make a perfect heel. He can go up against Superstars like Daniel Bryan and Dolph Ziggler, who can make anyone look good.
