10 Wrestlers That Have Soared Since WWE WrestleMania 35
9. AJ Styles
'The Phenomenal One' had somehow gone from brilliant to boring during his lengthy WWE Championship reign in 2018, but something clicked again for the well-travelled star following his very middle-of-the-road WrestleMania clash with Randy Orton.
Supplying Seth Rollins with a banger first major title match at Money In The Bank, a heel turn alongside Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson made Styles Raw's premier sh*t-stirrer.
He's since gone on to have tremendous mini-programmes with Ricochet and Cedric Alexander, serve as a wonderful foil for Stone Cold Steve Austin's Madison Square Garden Monday Night Raw return and even bring a smidgin of prestige back to the United States Championship.
With the pressure down and the obnoxiousness turned way, way up, Styles has come good again just at the right time - SmackDown's move to Fox will result in several bigger names leaving the brand to pop ratings. Styles may not be in that upper echelon, but is a perfect fit as a top villain on Raw, providing an extremely high quality of work in the process.