10 Things That Should Definitely Not Happen After WrestleMania 32

2. AJ Styles Being Wasted

As has been mentioned countless times, AJ Styles is arguably the greatest independent wrestler of all time and his signing with WWE was a huge deal. Even though he wasn't a wrestler bred by Vince McMahon, it was expected that Styles would be used in a useful capacity. Two months into his WWE tenure and Styles has done little more than go back and forth with Chris Jericho resulting in the formation of Y2AJ, a tag team that clearly has no long-term future. The hype surrounding AJ Styles is disappearing quickly and WWE needs to do something immediately to avoid losing the chance to capitalise on a huge signing. That's where the Bullet Club comes in. With Finn Balor, the Club's first leader, becoming one of the most popular wrestlers in the company even before his main roster debut, AJ Styles could easily side with Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson to renew his leadership of the famed faction. Having fronted the group until as recently as early January, Styles' appointment as the leader of WWE's version of the Bullet Club is perfect for all involved.