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#3 Adam Rose
For those of you who are 'NXT historians' of sorts, you'll know that Leo Kruger was one of the most interesting characters in developmental back in the day. There was no guarantee that he was ever going to be a success on the main roster, but he felt unique, he felt effective, and his promos were really interesting to watch.
Then, Adam Rose came along.
Contrary to what many people thought about him, we actually enjoyed his work. Yes he was a little silly and yes he was never going to be anything other than a jobber, but at the end of the day, he served as a slice of comic relief on a week to week basis.
Plus, throughout all of his Rosebuds, many went on to become high-level superstars on the main roster.
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