WWE 2K18: 10 Most Underrated Wrestlers

Admittedly, in kayfabe terms, Kevin Owens' 2017 has not quite lived up the standard of the previous year.

It began in abject humiliation after a 20-second defeat to Goldberg at Fastlane (although much of that was, in all fairness, down to an intervention from former best friend Chris Jericho), and much of the rest has been spent contesting the second-tier US Title with AJ Styles.

But the Canadian has proven over the course of his two years on the main roster that he deserves a seat at wrestling's top table, having main evented numerous pay-per-views and helped to give the Universal Championship a modicum of respectability after its inauspicious beginning.

If KO wants to break into the 90+ club next year, perhaps he'll have to headbutt another McMahon.