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#3 No Way Jose
No Way Jose has not been involved in a meaningful storyline in NXT since he joined forces with Tye Dillinger, Roderick Strong and Ruby Riott to feud with SAnitY in early 2017.
Since then, the man from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic hasn’t been seen much on NXT programming and he has been kept off television over the last couple of months due to an injury.
Various reports throughout 2017 suggested that he could be set for the main roster when the next round of call-ups from NXT are due, so what better way to introduce him to the WWE audience than at the Royal Rumble?
Jose returned from injury on the 4 January NXT tapings and if reports are true and he is set for a call-up to Raw or SmackDown Live soon, then it’d make sense to debut him in front of an audience of die-hard fans who are likely to be familiar with him.
