Who should be pushed in WWE (In my Opinion)

Daniel Bryan - Best in the world baby....Hes got a great future ahead of him WWE, or not,

Sheamus - Former two time WWE Champ and jobbing to KOFI KINGTSON in the match he won his first WWE title in...REALLY?!

Zack Ryder - If you are an internet kidve person, you know what I mean,

Curt Hawkins - Great athlete and should be in the Mid-Card divsion and not jobbing / Having NO TV time at ALL,

Drew McIntyre - If you just give this guy the opportunity, he can do alot of things,

Ted Dibiase - Had a great run for Legacy, now what is he doing, he needs ALOT of more TV time than hes getting,

Who do you think?

Yea, Didnt even think of Ziggler or Morrison but atleast they are doing sumntin right now (Ziggler is sorta)

Alberto Del Rio
Big Show
Chris Masters
Christian
Cody Rhodes
Daniel Bryan
David Hart Smith
Dolph Ziggler
Drew McIntyre
Evan Bourne
Jack Swagger
Usos
John Morrison
Justin Gabriel
Kane
Kofi
Mark Henry
Mason Ryan
Santino Marella
Sheamus
Trent Baretta
Tyson Kidd
Vladimir Kozlov
Yoshi Tatsu
Zack Ryder

Dang dude, I cant imagine how long it would take you to write a description on those lol but alot of those I agree with 100%

ADR
Drew McIntyre
Ted DiBiase
Zack Ryder
John Morrison
Sheamus
CM Punk (Better push)
Cody Rhodes
Tyson Kidd
Trent Barretta
Evan Bourne
DH Smith
Joe Hennig (ignoring the AWEFUL name)
Justin Gabriel
Heath Slater
Wade Barrett
The Miz
Jack Swagger
Daniel Brian
Dolph Ziggler
Alex Riley

Occasionally:
Kane
Christian
Big Show
Mason Ryan
David otunga
Santino Marella
Kozlov

and well yeah Pull Cena and Orton from my TV for like a year

call me weird but i personally think that Kane should never have stopped being pushed. his character when he debuted was so strong and dominant and that really should never have left

^ I agree about Kane. Now is probably too late to start, though. Athletes don't usually work into their 40s or 50s.

The problem WWE has, is that they have so many standout performers, no one really stands out anymore. You get the odd person, like Alberto Del Rio, but most people get lost in the shuffle.

I think a lot of the problem with the WWE is that they don't have a strongly developed enough midcard. If you're not one of the top guys then you're just kind of meh. In the Attitude era, everyone had a gimmick/ personality of some kind and there were some great midcard feuds plus the secondary belts were treated with a lot more importance than they are now .

I'm hoping Christian will be pushed on the blue brand now as a heel against Randy cause of the whole title thing. I would have ideally wanted Randy to turn heel and Christian to stay face but take what we're given. Also on SD, Wade Barret and Cody Rhodes are doing great. I wouldn't mind seeing a good feud between Tyson Kidd and Sin Cara.

I guess Del Rio has already been on the end of a big push so doesn't qualify . I think it's time to test out JoMo to see if he's got what it takes to be permanently in the main event scene. Guy just needs a manager. Jack Swagger should be up a tier as well. Great look, good in ring skills, I'd like to see him work with a returning Chris Jericho. David Hart Smith could do with a push as well. He's progressed a lot from when he was first in THD.

I think I might have figured out why they were able to juggle a big roster in the '90s. Before the introduction of Thunder and SmackDown!, jobbers and rising young talent paid their dues on WCW Saturday Night and WWF Shotgun Saturday Night.

Fast forward to today.

TNA: All of the talent is thrust together on one show. It's kind of hard to get noticed when you have to fight for air time.

WWE: They've got like 4 shows now, but they don't use them like they used to. Ironically, WWE worked better when they had one roster on two shows! Hmm. I'm not really sure how WWE fits into my little theory here, but I'll take a whack at it. I think their problem is, perhaps, they threw too many brand new guys on weekly prime time shows without having them pay their dues, get the crowd used to them while they flesh out their characters and personalities, and work their way up gradually.

Surely that's part of the purpose of Nxt and TE if used correctly. Even though the two rosters isn't hugely in effect any more, I wouldn't be in favour of just having the one roster again. A lot of talented guys would get cut and Orton/Cena would dominate the TV time any more.

Better creative team I thinks the answer. Plus I think the WWE need to plan out their timings better. Too much times wasted on crap like Hornswoggle and Cole/Lawler. If they focussed as much at investing time into wrestlers as they have into the commentators, main event scene would look much better.

Its funny that 10 years ago the Rock and Hurricane could have a competitive main event match with the hurricane going over with the crowd into the match.