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#4 Mojo Rawley is finally going to get screen time with Sami Zayn pulling double-duty
What fans need to understand is that in WWE, everything is cyclical and people eventually get their turn. Sure, there are plenty of superstars who remain underutilized and eventually leave (case and point, Luke Harper and Sin Cara), but the reality is that there are so many different superstars on the roster, it's hard for everyone to get their turn.
It only becomes more problematic because the roster keeps growing with NXT superstars eventually transitioning to RAW or SmackDown. Why WWE ends up signing so many different talents just for the sake of signing them, we're not sure, but it leads to situations where superstars may not always get immediate screen-time as they would have hoped.
For Mojo Rawley, it's highly possible that his fortunes have changed and that he'll finally be getting long-overdue screentime. He hasn't gotten the screentime he's deserved since the end of The Hype Bros and that happened ages ago.
If that is the case, then Sami Zayn will likely be pulling double duty on RAW and SmackDown.
