6. Luke Harper Will Be The Biggest Of The Big Men
We already know that WWE wants to focus on 'the big men' again in the company after the 'independent experiment' on Punk and Bryan. In a way, this is fair enough as it means the company is not only developing and evolving, but also that it can hark back to the past slightly with larger than life monsters. There are already some great big men developing in the company from Big E to Roman Reigns. As long as the big guys can move well and tell a good story in the ring (sorry Khali) then I'll look forward to it. Again, this is no slight on the rapidly developing Reigns, but for me Luke Harper is the big man to watch. He has come on leaps and bounds in the matches he's in and, for me, has been more impressive than Bray Wyatt in the ring (if not, perhaps, on the mic). His move set is good and I love the demonic southern drawl of 'yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah'. If anything, he does hark back to the creepy horrific characters of the younger Kane and Undertaker. I'm not saying Harper will win titles other than the lock that appears to be a tag title run but I expect big things from the big man down the road.