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

#3 Retribution needs to be kept a hundred miles away from WWE comedy skits

Survivor Series, Retribution vs Tozawa's Ninjas pic.twitter.com/J5lyvJsBj9

— TheQuarantineDream😷 (@DVDesigns_Art) August 8, 2020

I think we can safely say that WWE believes that they are much funnier than they actually are, and Retribution needs to stay a hundred miles away from the ninjas on RAW. I mean one has to just take a cursory glance on Twitter and see how many people have been clamoring for a Ninjas vs. Retribution fight at WWE Survivor Series 2020.

Retribution makes the Dark Order look like the NWO

— Greg (@crowbro19) August 8, 2020

Neither should WWE make Retribution as eclectic and as oblique, in a sense, as the Dark Order from AEW, a group that has not gotten over unlike a significant member of their cast. What they can do, and will likely excel at, is storming RAW Underground and taking on the motley crew of performers that exist there.

In fact, I would encourage Retribution to mix it up with The Hurt Business as they are one of the more serious factions in WWE at the moment.

Do we think that WWE SmackDown star Nikki Cross could be a member of Retribution?