4. Moose

Moose has proven himself to be a true student of the sport.

We've all seen it happen in the past. A big, strong, athletic prospect comes into the wrestling business, after a failed football career but for whatever reason, they just can't grasp the concept. Example, Mojo Rawley is someone who was an outstanding football player, but as we see now, he's just not putting it all together in the WWE. Well, that's not the case with the man they call Moose.

Moose also had a stellar football career, but once things began to unravel for him in the NFL, he started looking towards a possible attempt at making it in professional wrestling. After being trained by Mr. Hughes, Moose slowly worked his way into in-ring action. He started with a light role as a bodyguard at Dragon Gate USA, then eventually made his in-ring debut, while with Jeff Jarrett's GFW. After a successful run with Ring of Honor, Moose found a new home with TNA.

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While Moose is still chasing that first major title run, he has approached his promo wrestling career from a steady, methodical standpoint and that seems to work perfectly for him. In 2015, Moose was named PWI Rookie Of The Year and has been on a constant upswing ever since. Moose would fit perfectly into the NXT system for a brief period, before being introduced to the main rosters.

Edited by Staff Editor