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#4 Bobby Lashley:
Fans were highly disappointed when Bobby Lashley was left out of the Summerslam card this year. Lashley’s return this year was highly anticipated and it looked like he would be main-eventing Summerslam against Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship but he didn’t even compete in the pre-show. His absence didn’t go unnoticed.
Now that the Summerslam season is finally over, Bobby Lashley should have an important angle on tonight’s Raw. He could either resume his feud with Elias or he could find himself confronted by a returning heel like Kevin Owens or Bray Wyatt. In a perfect world, Lashley would turn heel by attacking Finn Balor or any other babyface as Lashley works best as a monster heel, but that’s just wishful thinking. Either way, Lashley must soon be involved in a story-line. He has improved very much since leaving WWE in 2008 and his potential must be utilized.
