The fact AJ Styles is now a WWE superstar is a sensational achievement in itself. Fans who remember his matches in the early 2000's will admit that he was about as far away from WWE as you could get. It wasn't just his normal size and look, it was the fact his ring style was thrillingly dangerous. This was at a time when a bulked up Triple H was World champion, and WWE matches were typically slow and methodical. Well, a decade and a half later, Triple H is champion, but a lot of other things have changed. WWE moved towards smaller bodies with the likes of CM Punk, and a "normal" look matters less than it once did. As for ring style, the company has embraced a more indie culture in the last few years, with the likes of Daniel Bryan and Seth Rollins wowing WWE audiences. It has became an environment in which AJ Styles is now suited, and seventeen years after his pro wrestling debut, he has now signed with the industry leader. His debut was sensational, with a fantastic showing in the Royal Rumble. However, a degree of scepticism still remains about his long term run in WWE. What can he really achieve in the next couple of years? Let's take a look!
