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#2 Finn Balor
While he might be directionless at this moment on Monday Night Raw, there's no denying that Finn Balor possesses a lot of credentials in his arsenal to portray an alter-ego that is hard to understand.
His 'demon' gimmick is booked as a special attraction on events as big as SummerSlam, and the fact that his artistic personality meets his in-ring craft when he embraces the demon within justifies his stance of playing the Joker.
Even before Balor joined hands with the WWE, he was immensely popular on the independent circuit where he once surprised the entire crowd at Progress Wrestling by entering the ring as the Joker.
Considering that he might share tremendous adulation for the Joker, there's no denying that the First-Ever Universal Champion can be very sadistic in his mannerisms, if provided with the right booking.
With many fans wanting Finn Balor to bring an alteration in his character, a heel turn might probably coerce him to become a more darker version of the Demon King and raise hell on Monday Night Raw.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
