7. ACH
Another natural talent, ACH also possesses the inherent endearing qualities that made Bryan such a popular figure in World Wrestling Entertainment. His in-ring style is immensely high energy, perfect for this position of undersized babyface that Bryan excelled in. The size of performers in WWE isn't quite as monolithic as it once was, but crowds still react hugely to high paced comebacks and ACH fits that bill. Once again, it is the likability that puts ACH in a position to pick up the mantle left behind by Daniel Bryan. It is very difficult to dislike this performer. His career has stalled somewhat since solidifying his position in Ring of Honor, but at 28 years old time is most definitely on his side. ACH is another who gives the impression of being a true fan of professional wrestling, a performer who can't quite believe that this is what they get to do for a living. Daniel Bryan was a self confessed fan, and it is an attribute that is essential to any organic growth of popularity.
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