Current roster thoughts: Smackdown (Pre-draft)

You've seen the RAW roster in it's entirety, now it's time for Smackdown.

Alberto Del Rio- Has some severe talent. He also has a great look and coupled with his fan interaction, I believe he is definitely a future multi-time World champion, starting with a win at Extreme Rules. Shame he was drafted to the RAW brand, as he was a big star on Smackdown, though.
Big Show- Like every ageing big man, you have to wonder if his career will end soon. However, like every ageing big man, WWE will always find a use for them, so I don't have a clue what will happen to Show.
Brodus Clay- I don't think he has the talent required to do well in the WWE and will be released soon.
Chavo Guerrero- Has never been used to his full potential and he never will. I think he'll call it quits soon, which is a shame.
Chris Masters- Another superstar that has potential but has never had a chance to show it to it's fullest. I do think he will receive an Intercontinental title shot before he's done with the company, though, as he is great with the fans.
Christian- Has done everything in the WWE except for winning a World title, and with his best years behind him, he will be forever known as the best wrestler never to win the World title.
Cody Rhodes- One of the best gimmicks in the WWE right now and has a lot of talent. The WWE clearly has plans for him, and it won't be long before he'll be winning singles titles to go with his tag team achievements.
Curt Hawkins- Who? That seems to be the reaction the Creative Team have when they hear his name. He has never got a singles push, which is a shame as he has a good look and talent.
Drew McIntyre- Drew has the most potential of any midcarder in the WWE. He has already won the Intercontinental title and Tag tiles, so if he gets a good feud with someone like Randy Orton, he'll get to the Main Event.
Ezekiel Jackson- Ezekiel is a big man, and we know how the WWE pushes big men, so although he's only an enforcer now, he should have no worries about his career.
Heath Slater- I like Slater and I think he has a good career ahead of him, but only if he splits from The Corre and heads out on his own with a better gimmick.
Hornswoggle- Will be a comedy character for the rest of his career, obviously.
Jack Swagger- Hopefully will stay on Smackdown during the Supplemental Draft as he's turning into a major player. He has the look, talent and the WWE love him, so expect a lot more from the All-American American.
JTG- Splitting with Shad Gaspard was the worst thing to happen to JTG, as he's now a jobber, with the WWE seemingly disinterested in JTG. He'll go to the indies eventually.
Justin Gabriel- The most talented member of The Corre, Gabriel will also do well in his career if he is retooled with a good gimmick and concentrates on his singles career.
Kane- Will never win another World title as he wants to let the younger guys get the spotlight, but he'll continue to win all other titles as he is an experiecned big man.
Kofi Kingston- Everybody loves Kofi Kingston, except for the Creative Team. Now that the novelty of a Jamaican superstar has worn off, Kingston only receives sporadic pushes and I hope he gets drafted to RAW and feuds with Sheamus for the US title.
Rey Mysterio- Obviously a superstar with a lot of drawing power, but the signing of Sin Cara seems to have shown that the end may be near for Mysterio, but I still see a few titles in the future of Mysterio on RAW, as he is a consistent Upper Midcarder.
Trent Barretta- Surprisingly talented and popular, but just doesn't have the marketability to win many titles, if any at all.
Tyler Reks- A former FCW champion, so he should get a little push now and again, but I can't see him winning titles as he just isn't over enough. His feud with Chris Masters really killed Reks, and it will be tough to come back.
Undertaker- Seemes like Undertaker will only make appearances at WrestleMania, but he is still a future hall of famer and has had a great career all round.
Wade Barrett- Has a huge amount of potential, but being English, the World title will continue to evade him unless he gets a phenomenal push. Currently, he is known for being the leader of stables, and that isn't good for his singles career.

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