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#2 Drew McIntyre
Similar with Lashley, Ambrose leaving does open up a big spot on the roster. From the way he was pushed in 2018, it seems clear that Drew McIntyre is being slowly built and pushed for a run on the top in 2019 and going forward.
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It's easy to see why. McIntyre has a great backstory and a lot more upside to him as well. The new and improved Scottish Psychopath may be getting a top heel push in 2019, and with Dean Ambrose leaving and WWE needing top heels, it's very likely that McIntyre will get pushed to the top far sooner than expected.
While we don't necessarily expect McIntyre to be Universal Champion by 2019, he could take one step closer with a mid-card title win or even a Money in the Bank win. Either way, 2019 is going to be a make or break year for McIntyre, and we believe it'll be the former.
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