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#3 Ensure that the Hardy Boyz become "Broken"
The Hardy Boyz have reportedly been battling to win the legal rights to their "Broken" characters, and though it remains to be seen if that will actually happen, WWE must ensure that it does.
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"Broken Matt" and "Brother Nero" revolutionised pro wrestling in 2016 with the "Broken" gimmick, and these characters have huge potential to provide RAW with unique superstars that the show desperately needs, especially given how thin RAW's tag team division has become.
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Of course, the "Broken Hardys" would also provide RAW with a red hot duo that would seemingly be merchandise-moving machines, all while standing out from the rest of the pack with a gimmick that's unlike anything else we currently see in WWE.
One could argue that WWE has too many "cookie-cutter" type of characters who all fit the same mould and can make Raw seem redundant and monotonous, but one thing is for sure: that wouldn't be the case if the "Broken Hardys" were around.
