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#4 Dolph Ziggler
One of WWE's longest tenuring Superstars, Dolph Ziggler first made his presence known in 2005, as the caddy of Kerwin White/Chavo Guerrero Jr.
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Since then, Ziggler has gone on to do much better, holding the World Heavyweight Championship twice, though many years ago, in very brief reigns.
In 2019 though, it's clear that the company does not consider Ziggler a top star, and has no intention in pushing him as one.
And when you mix this belief with the Show Off constantly hinting that he will leave the company, it seems 2019 will be the year it comes true.
Ziggler has done incredible things in the WWE but with more younger Superstars able to surpass his objectively incredible athletic ability appearing in NXT, it seems that Ziggler's days of stealing the show are numbered.
