5 WWE Superstars Vince McMahon Could Push If Brock Lesnar Leaves Monday Night Raw

Widely hailed as one of the biggest entertainers in the world of sports entertainment, Brock Lesnar is successfully continuing his reign of terror on Monday Night Raw.

Whilst The Beast Incarnate remains sidelined from most of the angles transpiring on a weekly basis, he still remains a valuable asset to Vince McMahon's billion dollar company.

The Universal Champion has headlined multiple pay-per-views ever since he broke The Undertaker's undefeated streak at WrestleMania and continues to dominate the likes of Roman Reigns, A.J. Styles, Daniel Bryan, and Braun Strowman.

Since this is the WrestleMania season, there's a lot of conjectures surrounding Brock's contractual status with the WWE and whether he would be willing to continue with the promotion.

Despite his UFC commitments, there's a genuine possibility that Vince would be willing to do absolutely anything to secure his services for another year.

Furthermore, there are significant speculations that are suggesting that the Mayor of Suplex City may jump ship to SmackDown Live after dropping the Universal Championship to Seth Rollins.

Having already locked down a deal with FOX Sports for the blue brand, it's understandable why Vince would be wanting his Universal Champion to compete on Tuesday nights.

It's undeniable that Brock leaving Monday Night Raw could prove to be a big blow for the red brand, but the company could be looking to push other superstars who are still trying to find their way to the top.

So, without further ado, let's dive deep and predict the 5 WWE Superstars Vince McMahon could push if Brock Lesnar leaves Monday Night Raw.

---

#1 Becky Lynch as the Raw Women's Champion

Will Becky rise to the top?

With Brock Lesnar possibly leaving Monday Night Raw, the company would be definitely open to propel some of their active performers on the main roster.

Judging by the talent the company possesses, none of them have been as entertaining as Becky Lynch. The former SmackDown Women's Champion has taken the wrestling world by storm and is all set to fight for her dream in the main event of WrestleMania 35.

Since she will be slugging it out with Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair, there's no way she wouldn't be walking out of New Jersey as your new Raw Women's Champion.

Furthermore, she is also the biggest merchandise seller in the entire company. Thus, it makes her the deserving candidate to be pushed to the top once Brock Lesnar leaves the red brand.

#2 'The New' Daniel Bryan

Bryan could rejuvenate Monday Night Raw

Despite being the flagship show of the WWE, Monday Night Raw has struggled to organically create and establish any genuine heels, except Drew Mcintyre.

Whilst Baron Corbin and Bobby Lashley have been portrayed as menacing villains, the antagonists on the blue brand are far more better in advancing the storylines they are a part of.

Since 'The New' Daniel Bryan has ascended to become one of the biggest villains in the entire industry, his inclusion on Monday Night Raw could literally add an element of rejuvenation on the red brand.

Imagine the WWE Champion tussling it out with the likes of Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and Braun Strowman. His potential as a heel could very well establish him as the main villain on the red brand.

Although he is currently involved in a blockbuster feud with Kofi Kingston, it looks inevitable that Bryan would be dropping the gold to The New Day's elite member at The Grandest Stage of Them All.

#3 Lars Sullivan

Is Sullivan going to dominate action on the red brand?

Ever since WWE announced that Lars Sullivan would be debuting on the main roster, legions in the WWE Universe expected him to become Vince McMahon's next big project.

However, his recent absence has coerced Mr. McMahon to cancel his original plans. With WrestleMania 35 just days away, it wouldn't be a surprise if he doesn't show up.

Sullivan was rumored to decimate John Cena at The Grandest Stage of Them All and while the plans got shelved, there's absolutely denying that Vince would be willing to go out of his way to propel the NXT Sensation as the next big thing.

He definitely possesses all the credentials that could make him a show-stopper on the red brand. Imagine Lars Sullivan brawling it out with the likes of Braun Strowman, Finn Balor, Roman Reigns, and Seth Rollins.

Since he would most probably show up at The Raw after WrestleMania 35, he could go on to become the biggest heel on Monday Night Raw.

#4 A.J. Styles

The Phenomenal One could be the perfect replacement

In his last three years with the WWE, A.J. Styles has accomplished what no other independent superstar has on the main roster under Vince McMahon.

The Phenomenal One has propelled his stock under The Chairman of the Board and remains the most influential superstar on SmackDown Live.

Although he is currently feuding with Randy Orton on who really deserves to be the gatekeeper of the blue brand, there's a genuine possibility that we could see the former WWE Champion jump ship to Monday Night Raw.

If Brock Lesnar comes to SmackDown Live, a draft for A.J. Styles won't be surprising. Moreover, his marketability as a legitimate main-event superstar would increase by performing on the red brand.

Whilst legions in the WWE Universe have always aspired to see A.J. Styles become the Universal Champion, this is a momentous time for Vince McMahon to finally push the envelope and bring Styles to Raw.

#5 Drew Mcintyre

Is Mcintyre the future?

Vince McMahon's adulation for physically strong guys has led Drew Mcintyre to become the biggest heel on Monday Night Raw, and deservedly so.

The Scottish Psychopath possesses all the credentials that could make him a long-term asset to the WWE and possibly the next headliner at WrestleMania 36.

Since he's already proving his worth as a heel in his feud with Roman Reigns, he could really become a serious threat to Seth Rollins' Universal Championship after The Show of Shows.

Brock Lesnar's absence from the red brand could prove beneficial for someone like Drew Mcintyre who is certainly getting the relevant exposure on the main roster.

Judging by his current record on the main roster ever since returning, The Prodigal Son has remained incredibly dominant and continues to run riot on the red brand.

If he's provided with the right opportunity and storyline, he could very well surpass Brock Lesnar on Monday Night Raw, let alone replace him.