6 WWE Stars To Become Managers

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It is a time-honoured tradition for wrestlers to transition into the role of manager when their time in the ring comes to an end, and WWE has seen many examples of that.

Over the years, we’ve seen many memorable performers make this shift, including MVP, “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase, and Jake “The Snake” Roberts – all of whom brought their in-ring legacy and mic skills to a new role at ringside.

Regardless of the reason for stepping away from active competition, charisma and the ability to work the microphone are essential qualities for any successful manager.

Here are six current stars who we could see making that transition in the future.

6. Big E

Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods shocked WWE’s fanbase last November when they turned on their stablemate, Big E, beating him down on the 10th anniversary of The New Day’s formation.

Big E had been out of action since fracturing his neck in March 2022, following a devastating overhead belly-to-belly suplex that saw him land directly on his head.

Tragically, the 39-year-old may never be cleared to return to in-ring action.

However, with his undeniable charisma, a managerial role could be the perfect fit for him – guiding a young, up-and-coming team against his former New Day teammates.

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