3 Things WWE should do with Retribution, the new anonymous faction, and 2 mistakes that should be avoided 

#2 WWE should use Retribution as a vehicle to launch new stars into the spotlight

“How much shaking do you want?”“Yes.” pic.twitter.com/U1TSPunmqA

— Gary Cassidy (@WrestlingGary) August 8, 2020

Despite the fact that NXT is on the USA Network at the moment, it is a well-documented fact that a lot fewer people watch the black and gold brand as opposed to RAW and SmackDown. While the stars at WWE NXT do not necessarily like the terms 'moving up' and 'main roster' all that much, there is still a sense of a promotion that is bound to happen if Retribution moves from NXT to RAW and SmackDown. The members of Retribution should all have individual identities, beyond them being a group that thrives in chaos because all eyes will be on them once they are unmasked.

"Ok RETRIBUTION you're not scheduled tonight." - @TheRealMorrison "And aren't they on RAW?" - @mikethemiz 😂😂😂 #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/pFUBnTj36j

— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) August 8, 2020

Many online have made the observation that WWE NXT superstars Chelsea Green and Vanessa Borne could be a member of this faction, and it would make all the sense in the world if they are.

Similarly, others from the NXT roster should get a chance to be thrust into the spotlight with this angle, just like Reigns, Rollins, and Ambrose were, with The Shield.