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#3 Pete Dunne
I know that some of you may question the fact that Pete Dunne deserves to be in this list, considering he's not exactly the best promo. But he's got a very unique style in the ring, where he can make up for his lack in size with some sadistic and vicious thumb-twisting moves that certainly make him a character in his own right.
We all know about Pete Dunne's run with the United Kingdom Championship and this is a record that will probably not be surpassed in a long time. This is a man who has his gimmick down pat, and who has emerged from the shadows of once being called the next Daniel Bryan, to become the first-ever Pete Dunne.
There is no way that Dunne can be described as a developmental talent because he can work circles around most people in the current professional wrestling world. It doesn't matter whether he is facing someone who's smaller to him or even significantly bigger, he can adapt and mold his style to tell a compelling story when the bell rings.
I can certainly see him being a breakout star in the main roster, much like his idol Daniel Bryan was.
