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#3 Rusev
When you actually see Rusev on screen, there isn't much that would immediately jump off the page to indicate he's a 'funny' kind of guy. Sure, the Rusev Day gimmick is fun, but Aiden English tends to steal the spotlight more often than not - whereas Rusev waits until he's actually in the ring to put on world-class performances.
The key to Rusev's comedy lies on Twitter, where he is single-handedly making WWE's presence on the platform worth it. He just seems to say all of the right things at the exact right time, and sometimes, he feels like he's purposely trying to get a rise out of the company in order to see what happens next.
He may never be a world champion, but he'll always be a hero in our hearts.
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