5 WWE Superstars who will probably never Main-Event a Pay-Per-View

WWE is the biggest wrestling promotion in the world because of its wrestlers. They are the company's most important asset. Everyone, even Vince comes after that. Right now, both the major brands are stacked with superstars. Competition is only increasing each passing week. This rising competition can derail the career of even the best and most talented wrestlers. Right now, there are some wrestlers that even after being too talented may never get to the main event any pay-per-view show.

Here, I have picked wrestlers on the basis of their current situation and how the management view that particular wrestler. Another factor that I have used is that I have picked wrestlers who deserve to be at the top but will probably not, so there are no jobbers in the list.

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#5. R-truth

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Truth returned to Smackdown last month after nursing an injury. He is currently used in back-stage segments most of the time where he interrupts other wrestlers' promos.

He is playing that same goof character for a while now, which is very good and all the fans enjoy it. He has still not missed a beat since his return as we saw him in his match against The Miz last week. He may have been able to get the main event match at Smackdown, but it seems very unlikely that he will ever main event any major because of his age and his injury-prone body.

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#4. Big-E

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The talent of Big E can be seen clearly by the amount of effort he puts in a single match. One can always see him flying around the ring in all his matches. His matches are most entertaining. He has all the ability that a top WWE superstar needs. The WWE Universe loves him, he is a great competitor and is excellent at delivering promos.

But unfortunately, he is stuck in a tag team with Kofi and Xavier Woods right now. It was fun at the beginning, but now it just seems repetitive. All three members deserve a single push, especially Big E.

Though they are currently SmackDown tag team champions, Big E would be better-off as a singles competitor. When he came to WWE, they paired him with Ziggler and after that with The New Day, so he never got a chance to show his worth as the company's top star, which should be the no.1 priority of the management right now.

#3. Dolph Ziggler

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Dolph Ziggler had his moments in the limelight in the early 2010s when he was given the World Heavyweight title. That was the time when he really looked like a star who had a bright future ahead of him in the wrestling industry.

He was having amazing matches with Alberto Del Rio, Kofi Kingston, and Sheamus, among others. It looked like his best years were ahead of him and he was already at the top spot of the company.

Fast forward to the present, he looks like just another wrestler. WWE wasted him by involving him in different, repetitive love angles with Vickie Guerrero, AJ Lee, and Lana. He may not be in his prime now, but he is still an incredible in-ring performer.

His feud with Seth Rollins during the summer this year was outstanding, but he was made to look like the weaker one as he won all the matches by interference from Drew McIntyre. He never felt like a true champion.

But he still deserves another shot at the top because, if booked properly, he can do wonders with the Universal or WWE title.

#2. Cesaro

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Cesaro is the most underrated wrestler from the current roster and it's been that way for many years now. He is one of the most powerful wrestlers at the moment. He was the top babyface when he joined the company in 2012 and soon became the United States Champion. He gave that belt a whole new meaning by consistently giving great matches to the fans. His feuds with R-truth, Santino, Kofi, Justin Gabriel were exciting and well crafted.

But soon he and Sheamus entered into a tag team known as The Bar. It was new and since fans loved both of them, they got their whole support. They became multi-time tag team champions over the years.

But it ended Cesaro's singles career. He is much more than just a tag team wrestler. He is 38 years old already, so if WWE wants to give him another shot as a singles competitor they have to do it now when he is still in his prime. WWE should soon realize his potential because he will not be in his prime forever.

#1. Jeff Hardy

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Jeff has the potential to be the greatest wrestler not only in WWE, but in the whole wrestling circuit. He has faced many issues related to drugs throughout his life, which has caused him his position in the title picture. It seems unlikely now that WWE would trust him now to be the face of the company because of his reputation. If it was not for his addictions, he would be surely regarded as one of the best wrestlers of the century.

Besides, it seems like Hardy is not very keen to be in that position either. He is probably thinking of winding up his career right now and this may very well be his final run with WWE. So, it is better that he have some safe matches in the mid-card and let us just hope that he does not get injured again which might cut short his career.