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#4 Jinder Mahal on team SmackDown
As the current WWE Champion Jinder Mahal is on a collision course with RAW's Universal Champion Brock Lesnar. Lesnar is a legitimate fighting machine, and there is no reason to believe Mahal poses the slightest threat to the "Beast Incarnate".
Lesnar has defeated Samoa Joe in 6:27 minutes at WWE Great Balls of Fire and defeated Braun Strowman in 8:52 minutes. Both Joe and Strowman are far superior to Mahal and are much more credible threats to the Beast's throne. Every minute Mahal lasts in the ring with Lesnar is a slap in the face to Joe and Strowman.
Rather than taking on the champion of Monday Nights, Mahal should represent SmackDown in the 5-on-5 men's elimination tag team match. Mahal is far better suited for the tag team scene than a full-on match with one of the most dangerous men in WWE history. The team is not complete yet as Styles was supposed to compete in a qualifying match to fill the fifth spot, if Mahal is no longer the champ then it is easy to see him filling the void.
