5 WWE Superstars who must never turn heel

#2 Edge

There is no way people will not root for him

Edge returning at the 2020 Royal Rumble seemed like a pipe dream, limited to fantasy booking and nothing more. But once it happened, the entire wrestling world leapt in joy.

Not only is he an incredible pro-wrestler, but Edge also gets to finish his career on his terms. That is a blessing that would keep the fans on his side at all costs. There is no way people will not root for him, under any circumstances.

It may have been his heel run in the mid-2000s that got Edge his big break in WWE, but a lengthy spell in the sidelines has evaporated any possible heat he may have had heading into his big comeback.

Nine years has been way too long. The big angle on RAW with Randy Orton also furthers why Edge should remain a hero for the rest of his career, showing him as sympathetic a light as the previous decade had shown him in.

Sure, Daniel Bryan turned heel in 2018. But that was out of necessity after his babyface run had gotten stale over a few months and the program with The Miz had died down. Edge has a whole roster of new people he could feud with, once he finishes his feud with Orton at WrestleMania. Also, the limited schedule he is reportedly going to be on will keep this Rated-R Reunion Tour fresh as ever.