8. Braun Strowman
Another current superstar on WWE's main roster but, unlike Ryback, one who the company seem fairly invested in for the time being. The double-chokeslam that Strowman took at Survivor Series was the first (and only) time he's been really dominated by anyone, and he still no-sells his way through squash match after squash match on Raw and SmackDown. Should WWE line up Bray Wyatt's newest recruit to face a returning Goldberg, they'd likely bill the match as an old-school, Hogan-era encounter: the muscular, superhero babyface vs. the gargantuan, immovable heel. Of course, there's a huge drawback to this match - one that centres around quality. In the nicest possible terms, Strowman isn't exactly the Undertaker when it comes to talented big men and Goldberg isn't a Ric Flair-esque ring general. However, if Strowman can learn to sell a spear, and be lifted up for the Jackhammer and they kept it simple then it probably wouldn't turn out too badly.