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#3 Jinder Mahal
This is a controversial pick, but again, part of the reason behind the lacklustre reception to Jinder Mahal's lengthy SmackDown LIVE title run is because of the way he's been booked to narrowly win matches, and to win by cheating, usually with the help of the Singh Brothers.
I'm confident if the WWE started portraying Mahal to be more dominant in the ring, and win matches on his own, that the attitude toward him will significantly improve. Now, whether or not that starts with a win over Brock Lesnar is anyone's guess, but there's no denying that a win over "The Beast Incarnate" would help towards people taking Jinder Mahal seriously.
But, regardless of whether or not Jinder Mahal beats Brock Lesnar, there's no denying that a strong series of victories would do wonders for the current WWE Champion's image, especially heading into the WWE's tour of India.
