10 Times Modern WWE Stars FINALLY Felt Like Big Deals

10. Becky Lynch

This is the example of all the sh*t outlined in the intro that WWE stars must contend with to stand a chance of getting over.

Becky, in storylines, defying the incredible performance she had entered at TakeOver: Unstoppable, was always presented as the fourth of the Four Horsewomen. She was the inaugural SmackDown Women's Champion, but in this turn-taking era, she was sent swiftly to the bottom of the pile as 2017 unfolded, a year in which she jobbed to Mickie James and Natalya, the women she was ostensibly promoted to replace as the Women's Revolution Evolved, before suffering the bizarre indignity of becoming captain of Team SmackDown ahead of Survivor Series - a match from which she was eliminated first.

This year, apparently unaware that the winsome Becky was a cult favourite, a status only heightened through her dire record of losses, SmackDown created a storyline in which we were expected not to sympathise with a woman we liked after her supposed best friend benefitted from her work and, by doing so, stole her dream.

Face. "Tweener" (there's no such thing). Heel. Becky Lynch is a heel, the intention was always to turn her heel, and they eventually did after some muddled stuff, and this would all read as pure rubbish if - if - Becky wasn't so bloody assured and badass in a role she has mastered so well that nobody really cares about the misguided principle that led to it.

Becky is a total d*ckhead now, and people still love her.