5. Kassius Ohno
After a four month hiatus, wrestler Kassius Ohno finally returned to NXT to prove his worth. Known as Chris Hero by many, Ohno has had previous stints in previous wrestling companies, such as CZW, Chikara and Pro Wrestling Guerillia. In that time, Ohno has become a fan-favourite, having faced such wrestlers as Daniel Bryan, Samoa Joe and CM Punk. After a brief 'invasion' of Ring of Honour, Ohno moved towards NXT in 2012. Since then, he has gone on to face Seth Rollins, William Regal and the Wyatt Family. His brief departure from the company was reportedly due to a lack of commitment in regards to his physique, as WWE weren't necessarily happy with his weight gain. Thankfully though, Ohno listened to the officials and straightened out his weight problems, so he could be back on the trail of wrestling stardom. Of course, at the age of 33, Ohno is admittedly a little older than some of the other contenders in NXT but nonetheless, his recent return has shown commitment to the job, and he obviously has the talent for it. Ohno has the intimidating look, the in-ring ability and even the performance skills. He attained a legendary status whilst in the indie circuits, and it is about time this wrestler was propelled onto the main roster. Now that he's back, all he requires is a little more time in the ring, and Ohno will soon be a big enough draw for NXT. His feuds have been entertaining ones in the past, and he carries them extremely well. Kassius Ohno may be well known and favoured by the internet community, but it would be a crime for his status to stay the same. He's just that good, and it needs to be recognised by a much broader audience. How could he debut? Well, pair him up with Antonio Cesaro somehow, and surely a storyline could lead on from there. Let's get the Kings of Wrestling on Raw and Smackdown already. Let's see a Cesaro swing followed up by a decent KO.