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Ready to move up to the main roster #2: Kushida
The man known as Kushida is no stranger to fans of both Japanese promotions and Ring of Honor. Kushida teamed for years with Alex Shelley as the Time Splitters, which is where he came by his 'Marty McFly' ring garb and gimmick.
Kushida has been a wildly successful junior heavyweight wrestler in his native Japan, and reports started circulating last year that WWE was interested in him. Sure enough, Kushida would sign with WWE and is now on the NXT brand.
However, many fans and critics believe that the Time Splitter should have skipped ahead of the line and just made his debut for Raw or Smackdown due to his age and experience as well as megastar status.
Why he should move up to the main roster: Kushida is probably entering the last five to eight years of his career, and if WWE wants to get the maximum yield out of the talented man they need to move quickly.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
