10 Wrestlers Who Have Unfinished Business With WWE Right Now

The challenge facing Dolph Ziggler over the next couple of years of his career should be readily apparent to anyone who has been paying attention (but then that's part of the problem - barely anyone has).

A two-time World Heavyweight Champion, The Show Off has seen his WWE stock fall massively since 2014, the most comical illustration of which being his botched "retirement" angle back in January, when he returned as the surprise 30th entrant in the Royal Rumble only to be eliminated almost immediately.

Clearly, there are doubts backstage around Ziggler's ability to be a headline name. The company's hierarchy appear to regard him as little more than a reliable mid-carder, one who can occasionally fill a spot in a multi-man main event but is never going to sell tickets on his own.

Changing deep-seated perceptions of this kind is naturally a massive challenge, but the man himself appears to be up for it. If he wasn't, then he could have easily take his ball home with him last year and become a star on the independent scene.