Predicting WWE's 10 Top Stars in 2030

WWE has been a mainstay in pro wrestling and American entertainment for decades, and that does not appear to be changing anytime soon.

While the company might be at a stagnant point right now, it is also more mainstream than ever.

The partnership with Netflix has increased Raw's reach, and its partnership with ESPN has made it more affordable for many fans to enjoy PLEs.

However, the bread and butter will always be the men and women of WWE. Without them, there is no product.

The company has a great crop of talent right now that is poised to lead it into the next decade. Let's look at some of the stars who could be runnin WWE by 2030.

Trick Williams

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Trick Williams might be the easiest slam dunk decision when it comes to choosing the next crop of main event talent.

Even if you take away Lil Yachty as his manager and the fur and the special entrance, Williams would still stand out as a special talent because those trappings are not what make him good.

Trick Willy is like the perfect recipe for a WWE Superstar. He's in great shape, he's tall, he has enviable mic skills, and he can have a fun match with just about anyone.

His feud with Carmelo Hayes may have put him on the map, but Williams is still here because he is too good to keep down.

Je'Von Evans

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WWE has needed a youth movement for quite some time, and the man who could lead that movement is Je'Von Evans.

The Young OG has been nothing short of phenomenal, both in NXT and on the main roster. His high-flying style makes his matches must-see TV, but it's his personality the fans connect with the most.

Evans is not playing some boisterous character he made up. He's just being himself, and that is what makes him so likeable.

It's tough to say when he might be ready for a world title run, but it wouldn't be surprising to see him start earning title shots in 2027.

Chelsea Green

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Watching the rise of Chelsea Green from her start on Tough Enough, her time in TNA, and now being the WWE champion has been amazing to watch.

Few people embody a hardworking attitude more than she does. She has taken every single idea WWE has given her, some of which were terrible, and made them work.

The crowd has grown to love her, not just for her hilarious antics, but for her clear and genuine love for this business.

Green is someone who could be important to WWE for years to come if she is booked properly.

Lola Vice

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WWE has been hyping the main roster debut of Lola Vice through video packages in recent weeks after she had a successful run in NXT.

On paper, Vice has everything WWE could want. She has legit fighting skills from her MMA background, she has charisma to spare, and she has a very marketable look.

She is still growing as a performer, so we will likely continue to see her get better as she works her way through the main roster.

Vice has also been an important part of WWE's work with AAA, and that is probably going to continue for the foreseeable future.

Dominik Mysterio

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We may not like having to include him on the list, but there is no denying how important Dominik Mysterio has become in WWE.

He has officially stepped out of his father's shadow and become his own man over the past couple of years, and it's the best thing that could have happened to him.

His runs with the IC and AAA Mega Championships have given him a nice boost in exposure, and his stable has helped keep him relevant.

Dirty Dom has mastered the art of being a dirtbag, and if he continues on this path, he could be a top heel by the end of next year.

Solo Sikoa

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When he first arrived on the scene, Solo Sikoa was portrayed as more of a silent killer type, but he has grown into one of the most entertaining guys on the main roster.

His brand of wit and sarcasm always makes his promos fun, and his physical dominance makes it easy to back up what he says.

Allowing him to show off his lighter side while teaming with LA Knight has been a joy to watch, and it doesn't appear to be slowing down.

The never-ending Bloodline story has pulled him back in, but if he is ever able to break free from it, he is going to be much better off.

Roxanne Perez

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The Judgment Day has had a lot of ups and downs over the last year, and unfortunately for her, Roxanne Perez often feels like the odd woman out.

Liv Morgan has her world title, Raquel Rodriguez has the Intercontinental Championship, and the boys have their own issues to worry about.

Once Roxy is able to distance herself from the group and return to her babyface roots, she is going to take off in popularity.

Fans in NXT know, but fans who only watch the main roster have no idea how good of an underdog she is, but they will find out soon.

Sol Ruca

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While Sol Ruca's booking may not always be the most consistent, there are clear signs that management sees her as a potential main event star.

Ruca has her own unique style that helps her stand out from the rest of the roster, but it's her agility and exciting offense that get people cheering.

The Sol Snatcher has become one of those moves that fans look forward to seeing every time she wrestles because it's just that cool.

Bron Breakker

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Being the son of a Steiner may have helped him get his foot in the door, but Bron Breakker's skill is what will carry him to the top of the mountain.

Few people have the kind of raw athleticism and intensity that Breakker possesses, and it makes him a unique talent in an industry full of people who feel like carbon copies of each other.

Being with The Vision has helped keep him relevant, but it wouldn't be surprising to see Breakker step away from the group in 2027 to focus on himself.

It's not a matter of if he will win a world title, it's a matter of when.

Oba Femi

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If it's not obvious to you that Oba Femi has been marked as a future top star in WWE, then you haven't been paying attention.

Winning the King of the Ring was definitely a nice feather in his cap, but beating Brock Lesnar twice in the same calendar year is his greatest accomplishment to date.

WWE even hyped him and Breakker as the future of WWE leading up to their Sunday Night's Main Event match.

Femi has the aura, the physical ability and the drive to be successful, and if WWE continues to book him as strongly as it has, he is going to have a great 2027.