2. Tyson Kidd
C'mon! This Kidd is the next Sean Waltman (X-Pac) with more discipline and drive. He's got all the power (and ability) to be a future main-eventer (...maybe world champ?) and with some recent high-profile pushes (obviously, competing in the Money In The Bank this year, and now, his awesome International Airstrike team with Justin Gabriel), it's a little weird not to see him in this game. While his inclusion in WWE 12 was a bit of a mystery to many, this year we feel he needed to be in. International Airstrike will no doubt be a force within the tag-team division for years to come (I'd dare to call them the next Rockers, too), and the WWE really missed a trick not allowing fans to compete as Kidd (or indeed the newly-formed team) in this year's release.