5 WWE Superstars whose contracts expire in 2020

What will the WWE roster look like in 2021?

Although one might think that it will look the same as it did at the beginning of this year, the fact that several Superstar's contracts are up in the next couple of months could create a huge change to the landscape. In fact, all WWE would have to do is lose a few of the key people on this list and everything will change.

With that being said, and a new year upon us, here are five Superstars whose contracts expire in 2020. As always let us know your thoughts in the comments below and be sure to tell us who you think will leave and who will ultimately stay.

#5 Mandy Rose

What does the future hold for Mandy Rose in WWE?

WWE has managed to do next to nothing with Mandy Rose during her two-year run on the main roster and one has to wonder if they ever will. Interestingly enough, it was rumored that Vince McMahon was very high on Rose from the beginning, which makes her limbo like status very confusing.

As if that wasn't puzzling enough, it now appears that Rose's contract will be up sometime in 2020 and one has to wonder if it will result in her leaving The WWE. Of course there is still time for WWE to sign Rose and everyone else on this list, but when you look at the Superstars that are resigned already and those that aren't, it seems like they might leave.

In the end, one also has to wonder if Rose wants to continue in the WWE at this point in time. It will certainly lead to more publicity and maybe even a push up the card, but that might not happen based on WWE's history with using her!

#4 The Revival

It's no secret that The Revival have had their ups and downs throughout the course of their WWE careers, but will those ups be enough to sign them to a new deal? Furthermore, what if The Revival are so unhappy with their spot in the company that they decide to leave and go somewhere else?

Whatever happens is going to be up to the two parties involved in the negotiations, but one would have to imagine the company is not losing much with The Revival. In fact, between WWE seemingly shifting focus away from the tag team division and both brands having somewhat bland divisions, their absence might not be that noticeable.

Unfortunatley or fortunately for The Revival, their contracts are set to expire later this year and it doesn't look like either side is all that interested in getting a deal done. Maybe WWE just doesn't see the value in the group anymore or maybe The Revival has just soured on their time with the company. It doesn't look like there is much of a desire to stay on either side.

#3 Rey Mysterio

How much more does Rey Mysterio have in him?

Rey Mysterio's contract is also set to expire in 2020, but he is in a much different place than anyone else on this list. While he is by no means a main event contender at this point in time, he has done a great job of building the upper midcard and is still a fan favorite.

Of course some might think that Mysterio's laundry list of injuries will spell the end of his latest WWE run, but that doesn't seem to be the case. In fact, he has managed to stay relatively healthy over the course of his latest run with the company and has only had a few slight missteps.

With that being said and Rey Mysterio being one of WWE's best underdogs, it would make no sense for the WWE legend to leave the promotion. Beyond that, it would be a huge blow to WWE's midcard and would force the company to scramble in order to find someone that can fill that role.

#2 The Hardy Boyz

The Hardy Boyz might not be in WWE much longer.

The Hardy brothers have been somewhat of a mainstay since their return at WrestleMania 33 and while some of that time has been spent with title gold around their waists, it has gotten much more bleak lately. Unfortunately for both Hardys, they find themselves sparsely used on television and in the case of Jeff, in constant legal trouble.

Beyond all that, Jeff seems to be battling his demons again, which has resulted in him being charged with public drunkenness and DWI. Keep in mind that this all came during a hiatus due to a leg injury and you can start to see how dire the situation is.

As for Matt Hardy, he hasn't been used much on television and has largely competed in squash matches for the better part of months now. This has led to speculation that Matt has no interest in continuing with WWE due to lack of creative direction, which could very well mean he will leave the company in March.

In the end, their future is very much up in the air right now. If WWE wanted to try to keep them in their fold, they would have to find a suitable creative direction for Matt and keep Jeff on the right path towards recovery. That might be too much to handle for the company and thus why they might just be happier to part ways.

#1 Brock Lesnar

Believe it or not, Brock Lesnar's WWE contract expires in May and while there is always a possibility of him re-signing with the company, what if he doesn't? In fact, what if after multiple championship runs, WrestleMania main events and more money than most Superstars will ever see, he calls it quits?

Think about it! Brock Lesnar does not have anything else to prove inside the squared circle or even needs the money at this point in his career. Furthermore, there is not too much else that can be done with his character, which only makes the idea of the Beast Incarnate retiring all the more realistic

If nothing else, The Beast is very much just going through the motions at this point in his career. Sure, he's a box office attraction, a legitimate athlete and one of the most despised heels in all of WWE, but that doesn't mean as much when you consider the fact that they have literally done everything with him!