5 WWE Superstars who shouldn't turn heel in 2020

#4 Big E - delving into WWE singles stardom for the first time in years

Kofi Kingston giving Big E his blessing

While Kofi Kingston isn't out for an extensive period of time, the "six-week" period is still a month and a half - and as we know in WWE, a lot can happen in a short span. Kofi Kingston, just like Xavier Woods, understood the potential that Big E has as a singles star and insisted that Big E uses the time he has to establish himself.

Big E reveals if his WWE character will change during his current run. https://t.co/nAIVn0M6CT #WWE #RAW #SmackDown

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKProWrestling) August 13, 2020

There have been multiple rumors in the past that Vince McMahon was initially so high on Big E that he wanted him to be the golden boy of WWE - only for Roman Reigns to take that spot in his mind instead.

Regardless, Big E is among the most accomplished tag team wrestlers in WWE history and he's young enough to establish himself in a singles run - with or without The New Day.

#SmackDown Superstar @WWEBigE told @SInow, “This run is about being authentic to myself and who I am. I still want to make people laugh and entertain them, and there is also this underlying determination. I’m excited to make the most of it.”https://t.co/HvDg7Fyo3h

— WWE Public Relations (@WWEPR) August 7, 2020

Since he's still getting his footing, we hope that WWE sticks to Big E as a singles star and keeps him as a babyface character for the remainder of 2020 - until the time is right to turn him heel.