10 WWE Wrestlers Who NEED A Great 2018

One way or another, 2018 is probably going to be the year that Jason Jordan has to learn to stand on his own two feet - either as the result of a heel turn, or simply because his pops decides to call it a day.

That's where The Gold Blooded One's ability, both in the ring and on the mic, will be seriously put to the test. He will no longer be guaranteed a role at or near the top of Monday Night Raw simply because of his association to the GM.

In terms of persona, he needs to show another side to his character, beyond of that of simply being the whiny and entitled son of a WWE legend. At the moment, he's been left totally rudderless after some negative crowd reactions that the creative team (somehow) didn't see coming.

Unfortunately, this could have ramifications not just for his immediate future, but for his continued employment with the company. If this push fails, there may be no way back. There are all too many examples throughout wrestling history that support that claim.