5 WWE Raw Superstars who must turn heel to rejuvenate their careers 

#2 Finn Balor

Finn Balor

Even without having a concrete storyline going into SummerSlam, Finn Balor provided us with one of the best moments of the PPV. His Demon entrance and complete destruction of Baron Corbin in under 2 minutes was one of the best moments of the show. But regardless of how much Balor impresses, he remains stuck in the mid card of Raw.

He never gets the push he so deserves. He finally received his shot at the Universal Title which he chased for almost 2 years, but came up short against Roman Reigns on Raw.

Balor is one of the best performers in WWE today, he thoroughly deserves to be in the main event scene. But his size is seemingly stopping him from breaking through the glass ceiling, and grabbing that evasive brass ring.

To make things right, the only logical move for Balor should be to turn heel. Finn Balor has had some of the best years of his career as a heel. Alongside the likes of Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, he started the infamous Bullet Club in New Japan Pro Wrestling. He did his best work in the Independent Circuit as a heel.

If he wants to replicate that success in WWE as well, he needs to turn. He has been a baby face for the entirety of his WWE career, and that has got him nowhere. So, a heel turn and then possibly pairing him up with some more guys to form a heel version of 'Balor Club' can rejuvenate his career and make him the star he so deserves to be.