4 WWE superstars who benefited from the Superstar Shake Up and 3 who did not

#6 Did not benefit - WWE Championship scene on SmackDown

Kofi Kingston and Daniel Bryan had some classic encounters this year while battling for the WWE Championship

As noted on the previous entry, while it's good that both Reigns and Styles get changes of scenery, those currently in power on both Raw and SmackDown will eventually have to face 'the Big Dog' and 'the Champ Who Runs the Camp'.

With Reigns moving to SmackDown, they will now have to deal with what the Raw face scene had to deal with - playing second fiddle to Reigns.

Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins often had to be shifted down the card in order for Reigns to be maintained in the spotlight.

The same happened to Finn Balor, even if he did get a couple of matches for the Universal Championship against both Lesnar and Reigns.

But what those guys faced on Raw, Balor, Kofi Kingston and the rest of the main-event scene might have to now endure.

Balor will have a chance to shine a little brighter on SmackDown due it focusing on better action rather than storyline nonsense.

The biggest challenge will be for how long someone other than Reigns is given time on the top because it is literally only a matter of time before Kingston or someone else is replaced by Roman Reigns.

It's not all his (Reigns) fault, but 'the Chairman' will likely revert back to the tactics he has used when he booked 'the Big Dog' to constantly be the babyface who overcame the odds during his pursuits of the Universal and WWE Championships while on Raw.