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#4 Shane McMahon hasn’t been a heel for a decade
Unless your name is The Big Show, the average WWE Superstar turns heel/babyface 3-4 times in their career, usually staying as a good guy or a bad guy for around 2-3 years at a time.
Shane McMahon has played both heel and babyface roles since he first began featuring regularly on WWE television in the late 90s. However, largely due to a six-year spell away from the company, fans haven’t seen Shane compete as a heel since way back in 2007 when he and Vince were feuding with Bobby Lashley.
The SmackDown Live Commissioner has been a good guy during his feuds with The Undertaker, AJ Styles and Kevin Owens since returning two years ago but, based on past WWE logic, it wouldn’t at all be surprising if his next turn was on the horizon.
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