3 things WWE could do with Shawn Michaels' return on RAW next week 

The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels will be in Triple H's corner during Triple H vs The Undertaker at the WWE Super Show-Down PPV in Melbourne, Australia on October 6, 2018.

Shawn Michaels is set to appear on next week's Monday Night RAW installment, as announced by WWE themselves. One can expect HBK to be involved in a huge plot point en-route to WWE Super Show-Down during next week's go-home episode.

So without further ado, lets take a look at the 3 things WWE could do with Shawn Michaels' return on RAW next week

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#1 Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and The Undertaker: All in the same ring

Triple H, The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels could finally confront each other once and for all

According to Cageside Seats, PWInsider and Wrestlingnews, both Triple H and The Undertaker are set to appear on RAW next week alongside the Heartbreak Kid.

After all, perhaps the only way to top their previous confrontations on RAW would be for all three of them to meet face-to-face and speak their minds about each other.

This was not supposed to be a personal feud, it was only an impromptu match to garner all the headlines and sell as many tickets as possible. However, it became personal after all, and whether you like it or not, Shawn Michaels is indeed a huge factor heading into WWE Super Show-Down.

Moreover, it is probably the most obvious way to end a go-home show leading up to a mega PPV.

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#2 A special guest referee?

Are we going to have a legends fiesta next week?

While the idea of incorporating a special guest referee into this already saturated scenario might seem a bit sketchy, it is to be noted that anything can be successful if executed properly.

Either this 'mysterious special guest referee' could show up on RAW unannounced, interrupting HBK, or he/she could directly interrupt a rare HBK/Triple H/Undertaker convention in the ring.

Execution is an entirely different aspect here, but as far as we're concerned with next week, adding more star-studded names to this affair only draws more headlines.

This brings us to our final question - who should be the special guest referee?

Stone Cold Steve Austin? The Rock? Bret Hart? Kurt Angle? Leave your thoughts in the comments regarding which specific legend you would like to see referee Triple H vs The Undertaker at WWE Super Show-Down if they somehow decide to take this course of action.

#3 The last thirty minutes of the show should end like an Attitude Era RAW episode

Maybe the best way to end next week's show is by going

RETRO

Well, this one's going to be something...

Remember when shows back in the 90's used to end with random people brawling random people until they just simply ran out of time, so that viewers could tune in next week to see how the story progress even further?

WWE could do a 'similar' version of that in 2018, and perhaps the best occasion to execute that would be on the go-home show of a PPV featuring big names from the past.

Lets assume that HBK finally snaps and runs his mouth on what he really thinks about The Undertaker next week, because during the last time they talked, The Deadman completely outclassed him.

The Undertaker cannot stand it anymore, so he appears out of nowhere and finally lays his hands on Shawn Michaels after so many years. This prompts Triple H to come out and help his best friend. To even the odds, Kane arrives to the aid of his on-screen brother.

The Brothers Of Destruction dominate Triple H and Shawn Michaels, which leads to our next big reveal.

The remaining members of D-X, mainly Road Dogg, Billy Gunn and X-Pac come out to help Triple H and HBK.

Are you ready?!

But hey, if there is any time to overbook a situation, it is definitely the go-home show to sell your PPV. So Constable Corbin sends some under-card names out there to stabilise the chaos. But as we all know, that only leads to MORE chaos!

Then end the show ambiguously with any of the three commentators stating - "Sorry folks, but it looks like we ran out of time! See you on Saturday!", leaving fans speculating how the situation actually ended.

But we also know that ambiguous endings get a lot of flak when it comes to WWE after 2010. Needless to say, one way to keep everything in a frenzy is by posting a video of what actually happened after the show across all WWE social media platforms.

(A quick shout-out to WWE's social media team on doing an excellent job throughout this entire year).

As for how this chaotic situation resolves in the end, you tell me dear reader. How do you think it should play out if WWE decides to opt for this particular idea? Sound off in the comments!

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