8 Current Superstars who may never leave WWE

When it comes to pro wrestling, WWE undeniably stands well above its competition. Making it big in Vince McMahon's promotion is the best that any wrestler can hope for. Simply put, it doesn't get any bigger than this.

Over the years, we've seen some of the best in the business leave their mark inside a WWE ring. Not all such Superstars began their careers in the company but surely did hang up their boots here. Then we've other such personalities such as Shawn Michaels and more recently Paige, who've taken up backstage roles in WWE following their in-ring retirement.

There are several such Superstars on WWE's current roster who could very well follow that route and stay with WWE till the end of their wrestling career. While I expect all of the Superstars I'm about to list do that at the bare minimum, some of these could stick around even beyond that.

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#8, #7, and #6 Big E, Kofi Kingston, and Xavier Woods - The New Day

It's a New Day, yes it is!

Statistically, there's only tag team in WWE history that can call itself better than The New Day and that's The Dudley Boyz. The trio of Big E, Kofi Kingston, and Xavier Woods came together back in July 2014 and have managed to remain a regular feature on WWE programming for almost six years now.

The Freebird rule has allowed them to stay active and deal with injuries to any member of the faction but irrespective of whichever two Superstars enter the WWE ring, they've almost always put on a fine display. The eight-time Tag Team Champions currently hold the SmackDown tag titles as well.

Besides the in-ring action, Xavier Woods' UpUpDownDown channel concerning video games has really helped the trio interact with fans on social media. Fan approval is what has helped The New Day hold on to the most consistent gimmick in all of WWE in recent years as well. The same fandom led to the KofiMania movement last year that saw Kingston win the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 35.

The New Day continues to be a huge draw after all these years and the WWE Universe's love for the trio is as consistent as ever. So there's no reason why these three won't continue with the company till the end of their careers.

#5 Charlotte Flair

Charlotte has been putting over talent of late

If you've seen recent WWE programming, you might've gotten tired of watching Charlotte turn up on each and every brand of the company. She's definitely the hardest working female athlete in pro wrestling and while fans may be tired of her being a regular feature, she's still arguably the most skilled performer in WWE's women's division right now.

There's no denying that the company loves Charlotte, her being the most decorated women's champion in WWE is a proof of that, besides her in-ring ability of course. She's been around forever but her booking of late has been interesting.

By challenging for the NXT Women's Championship, winning it, and eventually dropping it to Io Shirai this past weekend, Charlotte has put over younger Superstars in Rhea Ripley and the Joshi Judas in front of a more mainstream audience.

And I think she could continue on this route – while putting on incredible matches against bigger names from time to time – till the end of her wrestling days. Additionally, The Queen is seriously popular when it comes to WWE fandom in general and we might very well see her slip into the role of an ambassador post her in-ring career.

#4 The Miz

Awesome!

Another one of the many Superstars who found their way to WWE via Tough Enough, The Miz has been a main-roster presence for more than 14 years now. And in all these years, he's achieved more than what most people dream of.

Just to give you a clearer idea, Miz has won a whopping 19 titles in the company which includes every possible Championship that you can think of, besides the Universal title that he will challenge for this weekend at Backlash.

He's primarily been involved in the Intercontinental Championship scene, a title he's won eight times, one short of the record nine reigns of Chris Jericho. The achievements don't stop just there. He's appeared in multiple movies produced by WWE Studios – particularly the Marine series – and also has his own show on the WWE Network named Miz and Mrs.

Despite all this, he's still going strong on SmackDown currently and expect him to be an entertaining presence in WWE till he finally decides to call it quits. Very few Superstars in WWE history have been as good with mic-work as The Miz. You could even say that Daniel Bryan would've not achieved that fandom early on in his career had The Miz not brought out the best in him.

#3 Seth Rollins

The Monday Night Messiah in his elements

Despite only being 34 years of age, Seth Rollins seems to have been around since forever. He'll complete 10 years in WWE in August this year and it's safe to say that he's made the best use of every opportunity that has come his way in all this time.

A Grand Slam Champion and a Triple Crown Champion, The Architect has won it all. He's also won the Royal Rumble and the Money in the Bank briefcase. Besides Roman Reigns, he has been WWE's most reliable Superstar in the last few years and received a consistent push in the main event scene.

But it's not just his wrestling ability that makes him so dear to WWE. He's spoken out in favor of the company on multiple occasions in the past, something that he's received flak for as well. He's also seemingly putting over young talent with his Monday Night Messiah gimmick and that could very well be his role going forward.

Seth Rollins is one of those Superstars whom I not only see staying with WWE till his retirement but also envision becoming a big backstage presence in the future, possibly in the role of a producer or something along those lines.

#2 Titus O'Neil

WrestleMania 36 was originally scheduled to take place in Titus O'Neil's residence city of Tampa

One of the veterans of the current WWE roster, Titus O'Neil has been with the company for more than a decade now. He's mostly known for his runs in the tag division of the company, particularly as part of The Prime Time Players.

Titus might not have a long list of achievements when it comes to his wrestling career, but he's highly valuable to WWE in other ways. He has taken part in serious charity work in and around Tampa. Over time, he's also become the face of WWE in their various community projects.

The USA is currently seeing massive protests in wake of police brutality and Titus O'Neil was at the forefront of it too, making an emotional appeal to the residents of Tampa.

Despite not having any storyline going for him, Titus O'Neil still managed to make an appearance at WWE's biggest show of the year, WrestleMania 36. Moreover, WWE is the only company that he's ever been a part of in the pro wrestling industry. Expect him to stay with the company till the end of his wrestling days and slip into an ambassador's role post that.

#1 Becky Lynch

One of the greatest WrestleMania moments of all time

Even though several weeks have passed since she relinquished her RAW Women's Championship and went on maternity leave, I believe that Becky Lynch is still the most over Superstar in WWE today.

The Man gimmick not only changed the game for Lynch but for women's wrestling in WWE in general. If you don't believe me, I'd like to remind you that women headlining WrestleMania and a female Superstar being the first pick in a WWE Draft were both unheard of before The Man came around.

While we don't necessarily know whether Becky Lynch will return to WWE or not following the birth of her child, the WWE Universe would be hoping for the same.

Remember that it was the fans who had her back through everything. When Becky Lynch attacked Charlotte at SummerSlam 2018, it was the fans' approval that resulted in her becoming an anti-hero instead of a full-fledged heel. Hence, I believe that if The Man does come back, it would be for the WWE Universe and that if she does return, she'll be with the company till she decides to hang up her boots.