With three running brands, WWE has a huge roster with several incredibly talented Superstars. After losing some big names this year, the company is trying to build new stars, giving opportunities to guys like Bray Wyatt and Drew McIntyre.

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However, there are many mid-carders, who are yearning to reach the top of the ladder, but only a handful of names get pushed by Vince McMahon. Both SmackDown and RAW have some notable names from the mid-card who have the potential to be big stars in the future. But which mid-carders are worthy to be pushed to the next level in WWE? Who has what it takes to go from the mid-card to the stratosphere of sports entertainment?

10 Deserve Push: Big E

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Big E, the former New day member, has been separated from the stable after the recent brand split. Thus, it has opened up the possibility to push him as a singles star on SmackDown.

The fans have already seen Big E's talent as a singles star in NXT, as he is a former NXT Champion. With impressive physique and skills in the ring, he ticks all boxes to be Vince McMahon's ideal WWE Superstar.

9 Doesn't Deserve A Push: Otis

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WWE took a chance with Otis this year, but it didn't work the way they had expected. Riding on the popularity of his storyline with Mandy Rose, the former Heavy Machinery member won the Money in the Bank briefcase this year, which certainly shocked a preponderance of the WWE Universe. Nevertheless, as soon as his romance with Mandy Rose died, he started losing momentum as a singles star.

It was baffling to see Otis getting the opportunity to represent SmackDown at Survivor Series this year. It's unfathomable to imagine Otis as either WWE Champion or Universal Champion right now and therefore, he shouldn't be pushed to be the main event star.

8 Deserves Push: Aleister Black

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It is ruinous how Aleister Black has fallen from the top of the ladder in recent months. After getting drafted to SmackDown, The Dutch Destroyer hasn't been doing much. Given the in-ring talent as well as the microphone skill of Black, he has all attributes to be a top star.

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Black's dark character can replicate a similar persona like The Undertaker if he is booked right. Moreover, his hard-hitting wrestling style certainly stands out from the rest.

7 Doesn't Deserve Push: Nakamura

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Nakamura is arguably one of the most talented men from Japan to grace the ring, but he has been stuck in the mid-card after his losses to AJ Styles at WrestleMania 34 and Backlash 2018. WWE's substandard booking has ruined his King of Strong persona long ago, and it is beyond repair.

Besides his treatment in the past few years, Nakamura is also 40-years-old and hence, it wouldn't be a wise decision to push the former United States Champion if WWE wants to build new stars.

6 Deserves Push: Angel Garza

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Angel Garza is a highly underrated talent in WWE right now, and he is often compared to Eddie Guerrero for a similar background and charisma. Garza is presently a member of the red brand, and he can become a big asset if WWE pushes him into the main event scene or as an upper mid-card performer.

The recent departure of his former manager, Zelina Vega, might allow him to showcase mic skills of his own. On the other hand, his adroitness in the ring can't be questioned because he has produced some astounding bouts in the Cruiserweight Division.

5 Doesn't Deserve Push: Mandy Rose

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Mandy Rose would have thrived well in the Attitude Era or even Ruthless Aggression Era, but she isn't there with the elite performers of the Women's Division today. While she is decent in between ropes, she isn't a championship material to pull off extraordinary matches week after week.

With that being said, it would not be a bright idea to push Mandy Rose in the championship picture of RAW Women's Division at the moment.

4 Deserves Push: Lacey Evans

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Lacey Evans had a dream start to her main roster career, as she was put in the RAW Women's Championship picture right from the beginning. After a couple of failed attempts to dethrone Becky Lynch as the champion, the Sassy Southern Belle dropped down the card and never regained her position at the top again.

Lacey might not be the best wrestler in the locker room, but her character work is praiseworthy, and she gets the heel heat by portraying an arrogant and classy woman. Evans can be a worthy choice to be a top star of the Women's Division.

3 Doesn't Deserve: The Miz

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There is no doubt regarding the talent of The Miz. However, he doesn't need to be pushed as a main event Superstar anymore.

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First appearing on WWE television back in 2004, the 40-year-old has had his moments, but he has gone past his prime. It is a time to push younger talents, not a veteran with years of experience.

2 Deserves Push: Ali

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Ali, the Retribution leader, has been enjoying a good run in recent months while leading the stable. Furthermore, his unexpected heel turn has given his character a new edge. If Retribution wants to dominate WWE, Ali needs to be pushed as a main event Superstar.

Ali is already a fan favorite, and the fans have been vocal about a push for him. Given Ali's momentum right now, it might be the right time for WWE to pull the trigger.

1 Doesn't Deserve: Baron Corbin

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WWE already tried to push Baron Corbin in the past, but he never reached the expected potential. Besides challenging for the top prize a couple of times, he also won the King of the Ring tournament last year, which was his biggest career achievement.

While Corbin certainly creates nuclear heat as a heel, he is a monotonous talker on the microphone. Also, he isn't an exceptional performer, either.

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