#4 Daniel Bryan
Daniel Bryan's comeback story last year was an inspiring one. The way he fought for his dreams to compete in front of the WWE Universe was commendable. Bryan had been a face since 2012 after he became a part of Team Hell No. When The Leader Of The Yes Movement finally got cleared to compete last year, the WWE Universe started predicting the dream matches and feuds he could be a part of.
One thing that fans couldn't have predicted accurately was the timing of his heel turn. Bryan was undoubtedly one of the most over babyfaces in WWE. At this time last year, he was involved in one of the most important feuds of his career (against The Miz). To have him turn heel a few weeks after wrapping that up was a moment uncalled for.
Five days prior to Survivor Series 2018, Bryan turned heel in the closing moments of his WWE Championship match against AJ Styles. Bryan won the Title but lost his tag as The Leader Of The Yes Movement and became one of the most despised heels on the roster.