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#5. Will continue to get pushed by WWE: Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair took the longest hiatus of her WWE career so far since 2015 when she was out of action for half of 2020. Charlotte Flair is always in a top position and often finds herself in one title picture or the other.
She won the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship at TLC 2020, making her a Women's Grand Slam Champion. She is already the most accomplished woman in WWE history and it's hard to see her losing her push in 2021. If anything, she will be back to holding singles gold sooner than later.
#4. Could lose his push: Bobby Lashley
One WWE Superstar who has had a major career resurgence in 2020 is Bobby Lashley, and he has MVP to thank for it. After wrapping up his storyline marriage with Lana, Bobby Lashley would begin a more serious run, and The Hurt Business was formed.
He defeated Apollo Crews at Payback 2020 to win the United States Championship after 13 years, and he has had his best year since returning to WWE in 2018.
But if WWE decides to give up on The Hurt Business, Bobby Lashley could lose his push as well. We hope this isn't the case, as he could emerge as a serious World Championship contender in 2021 if WWE play their cards right.
