The WWE Superstar Shake-up has come and gone, and in its wake, it has left the rosters of Raw and SmackDown nearly unrecognizable. For all of the transactions that occurred, the most newsworthy item to come out of the two-night television event was the Superstar who did not switch brands: AJ Styles.

The Phenomenal One was heavily rumored to be on the move to Raw. After guiding SmackDown through the first eight months of the brand extension, Styles would be shifted to Raw, where he would thrive at the top of the card.

Or so it was expected.

As the April 10 episode of Raw came to a close, it became apparent Styles was staying put. After months spent as WWE champion and in many ways the face of the blue brand, he would continue serving as its franchise star.

It was the best decision WWE Creative could have made.

In an industry rife with talented professional wrestlers, AJ Styles is the best in the world at what he does. Chris Jericho may use that line as a catchphrase, but it is Styles who embodies it. An extraordinary in-ring performer, he can wow audiences with his aerial assault, pick an opponent apart with mat-based submission acumen or generate sympathy through his selling of his opponent's offense.

There are numerous performers of similar backgrounds who possess all of those abilities, though. What sets Styles apart from every one of his peers is his ability to deliver a superb match with any Superstar of any style.

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POSTED BY:OPUOMONI PRIYE

DATE:04/16/2017