10 Wrestlers Whose Stock Has Risen The Most Since WWE WrestleMania 36

Attention, Michael Cole: It's the Dirty Dawgs, not the "Top Dawgs".

Now that's out of the way, it's time to focus on one Dolph Ziggler. He can look forward to selling his butt off for some guys in a possible multi-team SmackDown Tag Title fray at WrestleMania. The Street Profits, Rey and Dominik Mysterio and the new team of Otis and Chad Gable are likely to be involved.

Good, bring them all on, because getting others over is what Dolph does. That's not a criticism by any means - it's the truth. Ziggler knows his role, and he does it very, very well. At 'Mania 36, he put Otis over on the second night like a total pro. That was the right thing to do, just like booking 'dem Dawgs to retain their SmackDown Tag belts will be the right thing for WWE to do this year.

Dolph looks so comfortable next to Robert Roode, and that's great. He could easily ride out the rest of his company career in his duo if WWE allows it, and he can still get others over by selling like a champ. Bring that on x2.