3 mistakes Triple H has already made on the road to WWE Survivor Series: WarGames

A lot is happening on RAW and SmackDown as WWE Survivor Series approaches. While most are certainly exciting and have kept fans on the edge of their seats, Triple H needs to improve on certain aspects.

As of this writing, two matches have already been confirmed for this year's WWE Survivor Series: WarGames. Gunther will defend the World Heavyweight Championship against Damian Priest, while the OG Bloodline will go against the New Bloodline in a WarGames match. More feuds and rivalries are heating up on RAW and SmackDown for the PLE, but some aren't turning out that well.

For this list, we will look at three mistakes Triple H has already made on the road to WWE Survivor Series: WarGames.

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#3. The OG Bloodline's reunion could have played longer

RAW and SmackDown are now in a two-hour format, something that has been heavily felt lately but will change by next year. One storyline that has been heavily affected by this is The Bloodline.

Many fans anticipated the reunion of the OG Bloodline since Jimmy Uso returned at Bad Blood, but now a reunion has been happening every week. Due to the history of the members with each other, it's quite hard to imagine all of them immediately being on the same page and forgiving one another. Although tensions are still there, it can't be denied that the storyline felt rushed.

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#2. The rumored Women's WarGames match for WWE Survivor Series feels random

The upcoming WWE Survivor Series might feature a WarGames match between Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Nia Jax, and Tiffany Stratton vs IYO SKY, Naomi, Bianca Belair, and Jade Cargill with both teams still requiring one more name.

The pairing of the women and how the storyline played out felt random. Liv and Nia teaming up right after their match at Crown Jewel raised some questions, the same with Jax and Tiffany after the latter tried to cash in her contract on her friend. Due to the lack of time and further storyline, it felt like Triple H just forcefully combined several feuds into one.

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#1. Weak Tag Team divisions on RAW and SmackDown

One area in Triple H's booking that certainly needs improvement is the tag team division for both brands. Although The Bloodline is one of the biggest acts in wrestling today, with The Judgment Day falling second, the feuds they're involved in are mainly lackluster.

The only groups succeeding so far are those part of bigger stables, while those in duos are struggling to land a significant feud with other teams and instead are just feuding against themselves.