10 WWE Wrestlers Who NEED A Great 2018

Seth, like his fellow Hound of Justice Dean, has also endured a rather testing 2017. Despite being involved in some of the year's big storylines - his WrestleMania season feud with Triple H, the re-establishment of The Shield - he seems to be in precisely the same place as he was 12 months ago.

That is to say, on the fringes of the main event. Not quite in a position to have a meaningful run at Brock Lesnar and the Universal Championship, and, if we're completely honest, still struggling to stand out in his somewhat bland and vanilla babyface role.

Given all of the above, it would not be a terrible decision to turn The Architect back into a cowardly, cackling heel. The only caveat we would all probably agree to here is that this turn would be better off happening after he's been drafted to SmackDown so as to avoid another re-run of his feud with Roman Reigns.

Beyond that, there's plenty of potential. Seth is still to lock horns with AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura, whilst a potential feud with Dean Ambrose (once he recovers from his injury) in the latter half of the year ought to be a big money-spinner.