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#2 Huge Big Cass heel run following the rivalry
After Jinder Mahal, Dolph Ziggler, Baron Corbin, Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn moved to Raw on the first night of the Superstar Shake-Up, SmackDown Live was in desperate need of some major heels on Tuesday, and they got just that with the addition of Big Cass, along with Samoa Joe, The Miz and Andrade “Cien” Almas, to the roster.
The former “Realest Guy In The Room” was on course to become one of the biggest heels on Raw before his unfortunate ACL injury in August 2017, and it’s a huge show of faith from WWE to immediately insert him into a storyline with one of the company’s most popular Superstars, Daniel Bryan.
This rivalry is just the start of what will surely be a huge heel run for Cass, who has a whole host of singles matches ahead of him against the likes of Jeff Hardy, AJ Styles and other babyfaces on the SmackDown Live roster.
