Here are five WWE stars who need a new character:

#5. Chad Gable

Chad Gable is one of the most technically gifted performers in WWE, having the potential to do wonders. However, the 40-year-old has been stuck in a luchador vortex on Monday Night Raw for more than a year now. The company has been portraying him as the Original El Grande Americano, hiding his real character behind a mask. Gable has been feuding with the imposter El Grande Americano for quite some time now.

However, things have reached a point of stagnation now and WWE needs to give him a new character. The company needs to repackage Chad Gable and harness his full potential. Without a meaningful shift in presentation and motivation, the American Made member risks becoming another wasted talent. His potential would remain underutilized and untapped. However, Triple H has the tool to elevate him by giving him a fresh character.

#4. Giulia

Giulia arrived in WWE with massive hype as she was one of the top high-profile imports from STARDOM. The Beautiful Madness made waves in NXT, having a phenomenal run. However, as soon as she stepped foot on the main roster, things began to crumble. Her lackluster booking was one of the primary reasons why Giulia never rose to prominence on SmackDown despite having two Women’s United States Championship runs.

However, it’s high time WWE repackages her. The Joshi legend is in desperate need of a fresh character and it’s the only thing that could save her at this point. Triple H needs to turn Giulia babyface and give her a fresh start on SmackDown, as she has all the tools required to be the top star in the women’s division. A refreshed character and good booking could once again establish The Beautiful Madness as the high-profile star she is.

#3. Brutus Creed & #2. Julius Creed

The Creed Brothers entered the main roster with significant promise as elite amateur wrestlers transitioning seamlessly into pro styles. Fans were very high on them initially when they joined forces with Chad Gable forming the faction American Made. However, it led nowhere and Brutus and Julius Creed ended up becoming an afterthought. They are currenty away from television due to lack of creative plans.

The two superstars need a new character and a fresh direction in WWE. Triple H can repackage The Creed Brothers and move them to Friday Night SmackDown similar to how The Street Profits moved to Monday Night Raw. A move like that would once again stir excitement in the tag team division, putting Julius Creed and Brutus in the spotlight. WWE should evolve their characters and showcase strong motivation in their pursuit.

#1. WWE star Sami Zayn

The superstar whose character has been desperately clamoring for a reset is Sami Zayn. The 41-year-old used to be one of the most beloved superstars on the roster, but that no longer seems to be the case. The WWE Universe has started to turn on Zayn due to the recent happenings, showcasing their strong dislike for him. Besides, the Canadian also started exuding heelish characteristics in recent times, making a shift in character look organic.

Therefore, Triple H needs to pull the trigger on Sami Zayn’s long-awaited heel turn immediately without any delay. A change in character could once again revive fans’ interest in him. It can also give rise to some compelling storylines on Friday Night SmackDown. Turning Zayn bitter or self-serving after he suffered too many heartbreaks would add depth, allowing him to showcase a darker side of his charisma and create compelling new rivalries.

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