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#5 Daniel Bryan
Daniel Bryan has had a fairytale pro wrestling career, progressing from being an indie darling to one of the most popular WWE Superstars in the history of the business.
A nasty injured forced an early retirement for Bryan, but he returned to the ring in 2018, which was one of the best comebacks in WWE history. Bryan owes a lot to WWE, as Vince McMahon's promotion stuck by him during one of his biggest lows when he suffered a nasty head injury, and even kept him on screen in a General Manager's role.
Bryan signed a new deal with WWE earlier this year which extends till 2021, by which time he would have turned 40. This contract could be his last in WWE and he could transition to a producer's role after her retires from in-ring competition, as per Slice Wrestling.
It's quite certain that he will not wrestle anywhere apart from WWE, and perhaps could even stay in the company as a producer once he hangs up his wrestling boots.
