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#2: Samoa Joe
Imagine being the best talker in the company and one of the finest wrestlers with over a decade of experience in the indies, and yet finding it difficult to succeed on the main roster.
Samoa Joe is unarguably one of the most devastating guys in WWE today. His character work and skills on the microphone are unparalleled, and he has given tremendous matchups against the likes of AJ Styles, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Shinsuke Nakamura to name a few.
Similar to Hideo Itami, Samoa Joe's momentum was derailed due to his untimely injuries. Joe is nearing the dreaded 40 mark, and has few years left in his career. A switch to AEW, where he can work a lighter schedule and perform at the highest potential, will be a possibility for the Samoan Submission Machine.
