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#1 Should Bring Back: CM Punk
The tension between "The Cult Of Personality" CM Punk and WWE has been well documented, but despite this, Vince McMahon and Punk would be wise to try and work things out. Following his leave from WWE in 2014 over a number of issues (especially being fired on his wedding day with AJ Lee), CM Punk is undoubtedly made for sports entertainment. While Punk has attempted to pursue MMA since leaving professional wrestling in the rear view mirror, it has become evident that the UFC certainly isn't suitable for Punk -- as Joe Rogan put it, CM Punk simply isn't talented in the octagon.
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CM Punk has fought twice in the UFC (both convincing losses), and many fans are curious as to whether or not Punk will ever return to sports entertainment. Although the WWE has plenty of intriguing Superstars on SmackDown Live and Monday Night Raw, CM Punk was unquestionably a huge star whose name is still being chanted to this day, and Punk's presence would be an enormous asset for the WWE -- it would definitely draw in some of the fans that have tuned out to the product recently...
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