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#3 Jinder Mahal
Jinder Mahal gave us the biggest shock in years back in 2017 when he went from TV jobber to WWE Champion in literally a matter of weeks.
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He went onto have a six-month WWE Championship reign, and in my opinion, has come off as a legit superstar.
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The Modern Day Maharaja had actually been a member of the RAW roster last year and went over to Smackdown as a trade in the Superstar Shakeup, and it changed his life for the better.
He has now returned to RAW and has the potential to be just as big of a star. Things haven't gotten off to the best start as he quickly lost his newly won WWE United States Championship to Jeff Hardy in his first match back.
But Mahal can only go higher from here. I can't see him becoming Universal Champion in the coming months, but I wouldn't rule it out for towards the end of the year.
