10 WWE Roster Trades That Must Happen In 2018

It's looking increasingly likely that Pete Dunne's Monday Night Raw cameo last month during the company's UK excursion was just that: a brief, tantalising glimpse of the Birmingham talent.

To be fair, it's not like there's any big rush to move the UK Champion to the main roster. He's only just turned 24 - a mere baby in wrestling years - and what's more he still, for now, has commitments in the company's British wing (if that's still a thing, anyway).

At the same time, though, it sort of feels like he's already served his apprenticeship, having shared some of the best matches of 2017 with arch-nemesis Tyler Bate. His whole shtick is that he's cocky and young too - if they wait too long to throw him in the mix then he may lose 50% of that to time.

Should he get his chance, Raw somehow seems like a better fit. His unique ring style would stand out more on a show whose roster is currently made up of big, powerful guys than it would on SmackDown, where Nakamura has already kind of cornered the market on Strong Style.