7 WWE Wrestlers Who Should Return In Superstar Shake-Up

Last month, Big Show reminded everyone on Twitter that he hasn't formally retired just yet. The fact that you need to remind people of that probably isn't a great sign, but we're not going to say that to his face.

He's still very much an active member of the WWE roster, basically, and has even been scheduled to compete in the Greatest Royal Rumble later this month (a match which he will, naturally, be the odds-on favourite to win).

Since sharing a brand with Braun Strowman hasn't really done him too many favours - the latter is basically a younger and more mobile version of him - you fancy there's a good chance his long-term future lies over on Tuesday nights instead.

Nobody's saying he's going to play a large part on either show, of course, but they're keeping him around for a reason: he's a big live event attraction, he obviously has a great deal of wisdom to impart backstage, and beating a 500-pounder looks great on the resume of any young up-and-comer.