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#3 Aleister Black
Aleister Black is one of the newest stars to the main roster, but he's something totally different then everyone else on Raw and SmackDown. He's been portrayed as a good guy, but has a lot of history in his tattoos that might turn him into a bad guy. His dark aura is understated and counters the smiling faces like Finn Balor and Kofi Kingston.
He might be an anti-hero, but if booked well, WWE has a future world champion on their hands. Having already proven to be a great in-ring worker, he's more than capable of drawing fans in on the mic - people will either be amazed or appalled by some of the stories he and the company come up with, to explain why he is the way he is.
Black is someone who WWE can build around and a step towards that is by having him as a part of the Money in the Bank match. With a lot of no-brainer stars on their hands, they just need to ensure they are careful when booking them. Black is one of those no-brainers, so an inclusion into the match should help him on the path to becoming a big player on SmackDown in future.
