Last year placed: 7 Dolph Ziggler also drops down this list, and again, it is because WWE have booked him in a way that failed to utilise his talents properly. He's one of the best in-ring workers and also very good on the mic, but he just hasn't had the opportunities to show it in 2015. While he hasn't had a spectacular feud this year, he has been consistently involved in good matches. Put him in any match on television that goes over five minutes, and WWE know that it will be good quality. He's just a really good in-ring worker, possessing both athleticism and a good grasp of psycology. His consistent quality is enough to give him a decent position in this ranking, but he must surely continue to be frustrated by the lack of an actual, sustained push. Highlight of the year: Taking part in the WrestleMania 31 ladder match.
