2. Big E Langston
What a great year for Big E. He's gone from Ziggler and AJ's heavy to a legitimate singles champion and witty Twitter presence. He has the size of a Brock Lesnar but, interestingly, has his speed too. He might only be 5ft 11in but he weighs in at an impressive 290lbs. He clearly has the desire to better himself and this can be seen in how in in-ring work has improved so quickly in recent months. Where he goes this year will be interesting for all to see. He generally gets a good reaction but needs a really big feud to launch him. To that end, he needs to step up against a big name. If he had an extended feud with Orton, or Batista, it could really be the making of him. He needs some big, well told matches against a name he can learn off. To be honest, a match down the line with Brock Lesnar would make sense but he's not quite there yet. There are rumours of a mid-card title unification with Ambrose. This would be a good way to start the build and, hell, a best of five series always used to work (some televised matches and some on PPV) so this sort of story leading up the final unification would give Big E, and Ambrose, an extended story based purely on what happens in the squared circle. Either way, Big E has some big things going down this year. Let's hope he keeps on moving forward both in and out of the ring.