5 moves to be made during the Superstar Shakeup

#1 Seth Rollins to Smackdown Live

Seth Rollins has struggled to regain his title of 'The Man'

In 2015, Seth Rollins was legitimately 'The Man'. After cashing in his Money in the Bank contract in undoubtedly the best cash in ever at Wrestlemania 31, Seth Rollins was 'The Man.'

The WWE had chosen Seth Rollins to carry their most coveted Championship and dominate main event storylines for the year. He successfully defeated John Cena to become both the WWE Champion and the United States Champion and there was no stopping him. Until this all came to an extreme holt on November 4, 2015. Seth suffered a knee injury that would eventually keep him out of Wrestlemania 32 and the first half of 2016.

Seth would then return at Extreme Rules to deliver a pedigree to Roman Reigns to a huge reaction in New Jersey. Rollins was immediately entered back into the WWE Championship picture but unfortunately, it wasn't meant to be as the title made its way to Smackdown with Dean Ambrose. Whilst having a memorable feud with Triple H, that culminated at Wrestlemania 33, Rollins has been unable to regain the title of 'The Man' in WWE.

A move to Smackdown Live would be such a change for both Rollins and Smackdown. Seth Rollins would immediately become the top babyface on Smackdown Live (Considering AJ is no longer there) and would feature in the main event scene right away. Seth could carry the brand into Wrestlemania 35 holding the WWE Championship in the spotlight he deserves to be in. Ironically the move would be very similar to when Triple H was drafted to Smackdown in 2008 as the WWE Champion. Seth Rollins as the face of Smackdown can only be a great start in the year-long build to Wrestlemania 35.