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#3. Will continue to get pushed by WWE: Big E
Big E was separated from The New Day in the 2020 Draft as Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods moved to RAW without him. It was a clear sign of WWE's intention to push Big E as a singles star, and that's exactly what has happened in 2020.
Big E is being gradually pushed, and even if he doesn't become a WWE main eventer in 2021, we expect him to have a sustained rise in the next year.
#2. Could lose his push: Sami Zayn
Sami Zayn has had an enjoyable 2020 despite missing out on a good part of the year. He won his first Championship in the main roster when became Intercontinental Champion - dethroning Braun Strowman.
The title was vacated due to his hiatus, and he returned to win the title - even overcoming Jeff Hardy and AJ Styles to do so. That was a big statement, but it wouldn't be surprising to see WWE tone down his role on-screen in 2021 in favor of other Superstars such as Big E.
