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Over the course of the years in WWE, we have seen several WWE stars that earned their stripes in the ring return to the squared circle once again, for a managerial stint.
Whether it was Bob Backlund's short-lived alliance with Darren Young or even Sherri Martel's alliance with Shawn Michaels, a lot of WWE legends have found that they have a lot to offer the business once their wrestling days are winding down.
Certainly, a lot of AEW stars have benefited from the wisdom and star power that the likes of Tully Blanchard, Jake Roberts, and Arn Anderson have provided them.
Are there current WWE Superstars who may assume such a role in the future, one has to wonder? We pick five names from the current WWE roster and invite you to do the same as well.
#5 The most despised WWE heel right now- King Corbin
Whether it's his smarmy demeanor or impeccable mic skills or even his sheer heel presence, King Corbin has all the components that it takes to be a WWE manager. The only thing that may work against him, the only reason why he is so very low on this list, the only thing that can be a hindrance in his path is that he is a towering man. He may just overshadow the WWE talent that he is managing.
That aside, King Corbin has all of the ingredients required to be a manager in the WWE roster, because anyone he manages will become a top heel by default.
One has to believe that King Corbin could certainly become the mouthpiece for someone like Lars Sullivan, who is not a naturally gifted promo. One has to wonder if WWE could align these two men in the near future.
#4 WWE RAW star Alexa Bliss
If you caught the final segment of WWE RAW this past week, you're almost guaranteed to have become a fan of Alexa Bliss and her excellent acting chops. Alexa Bliss can cut a promo like few others on WWE RAW or SmackDown and coupled with her expressive nature, she can definitely become a great manager at some point.
While Alexa Bliss certainly is no slouch in the ring, fans are aware that her greatest gift is as a personality, and anyone that she pairs up with, in due time will benefit. In fact, one has to believe that even in her current supernatural WWE RAW avatar, she could be a great ally for a female Superstar that struggles on the microphone.
But then again, Alexa Bliss can always revert to the 'Goddess' gimmick and channel that persona into a managerial role as well.
Whatever this talented, young WWE RAW Superstar chooses to do, it's likely that she will be excellent at it, long after her wrestling days are over.
#3 WWE RAW announcer Samoa Joe
Samoa Joe has excelled behind the WWE RAW commentary desk as few others have before him. He has not just taken on the role of color commentator, but made it his own and is an integral part of the WWE RAW presentation every week.
One has to believe that when the time is right, Samoa Joe will return to the ring again, but because of his age (41), it is impossible to say how many good years he has left. That said, when he does hang up his boots, Samoa Joe could be a fantastic manager, especially if he is put in charge of the next big match on WWE RAW or SmackDown.
Samoa Joe is one of the most gifted men in the entire roster when it comes to cutting a promo, and one has to assume that he'll be able to get the talent in question over in the best manner possible. In fact, if he is paired with someone like Dabba Kato as a wrestler/manager when it's time for him to return to WWE RAW again as an active talent in the future, it wouldn't be the worst decision.
#2 WWE RAW star Bray Wyatt
Bray Wyatt is probably the most creative, inventive, and original Superstar on the WWE RAW brand at the moment, and when the time is ideal, he could make for a fantastic manager. The idea of The Wyatt Family could certainly thrive and flourish, long after his wrestling days are over and done, with him assuming the role of a manager. In fact, one can even make the argument that the WWE RAW star was a manager for Braun Strowman, back when he was green as grass.
Being affiliated with Bray Wyatt in just about any capacity does wonders for the talent in question. A clear case in point is the affiliation between WWE RAW star Bray Wyatt and Alexa Bliss, who seems to be at a whole different level, at the moment. She has always been a top star but seems to be in a different league on WWE RAW, at this point in time.
So yeah, Bray Wyatt could most definitely make for an interesting manager in due time.
#1 WWE RAW Superstar The Miz
If there is anyone best-suited from the WWE RAW roster to assume the role of a manager, going forward, it is The Miz, by a country mile. Do check out our interview with the current Money in the Bank holder by clicking on the link above, dear reader.
There is nobody in the entire WWE RAW roster that can get the kind of heat that The Miz does, and by association, whoever he chooses to manage will be just as (un)popular. We know that he's a loving husband and a doting father in real-life, and yet, we hate him with all our heart, don't we?
Of course, The Miz is still in the pink of health and one assumes this will be the case when he transitions into the world of managing tomorrow's generation as well.
The Miz can take bumps and get physically involved during the course of a match and this will add a new dimension to the contest as well. The Miz may have another career waiting for him once he hangs up his boots.
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