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#2. Andrade
This is one superstar who Vince McMahon is undeniably high on and why not? Andrade is the exact kind of superstar that Vince McMahon is looking for. He's Mexican so that instantly helps them with the Latino market, one that they've been trying to pursue for years with the likes of Alberto Del Rio and such.
Secondly, Andrade is everything that Del Rio is not. He's a good worker, a reliable superstar who won't get into trouble and one that they can fully get behind. Sure, he may not speak English that well, but he's clearly improving and he has Zelina Vega to protect his biggest weakness.
Vega has been integral in the success of Andrade, even dating back to NXT when he was struggling to find his footing. With Andrade immediately being moved back to SmackDown Live post-Shake-Up, it's clear that his career trajectory will only move upwards and that he will eventually find World championship success in a year or two.
