There is an old saying that 'A man is meant to make mistakes', and quite recently, it seems Vince McMahon is hellbent to prove it right.
WWE creatives have made a slew of bad choices in who to push, who to go over, who to switch brands and many more. And sadly, WWE Universe know that WWE has a hell of a record when it comes to making bad choices.
Well, on the other hand, with Becky Lynch's recent heel turn and Samoa Joe's intense feud with AJ Styles WWE has also done some amazing job recently.
However, today in this list I present to you 3 unforgivable mistakes committed by WWE recently, and ways to rectify them. Do share your thoughts in the comments section, click on the link if you want to read CM Punk's update on his UFC future.
#3 Kevin Owens' attack on Lashley
Two weeks ago, after a heartbreaking loss at the hands of Seth Rollins for the WWE Intercontinental Championship, Kevin Owens quit the show, only to return just one week later.
Well, on the last edition of Monday Night Raw, KO returned, out of the blue to attack Bobby Lashley from behind.
Now the problem here is not his return but the manner. WWE could have, so easily, used the support and sympathy that Owens had on his side due to his famous 'I quit' promo, and given him an anti-authority push similar to CM Punk. Instead, WWE had him return and attack Lashley from behind.
How to rectify:
Push Kevin Owens as a babyface and turn Lashley as a heel. WWE currently, has no idea where to go with Lashley's character, thus, turning him heel will give his character new directions.
#2 Dean Ambrose: still pushed as a face
Dean Ambrose was speculated to turn heel upon his return to WWE after his injury, and it has been nearly one month since his return, yet WWE is pushing him hard as a babyface.
Currently, he is feuding with the trio of Drew McIntyre, Dolph Ziggler and Braun Strowman, with his Shield brothers. And, it seems he, with Rollins, may feature in a tag team championship match against the duo of Ziggler and McIntyre at Hell in a Cell.
How to rectify:
WWE should turn Ambrose heel at HIAC, which would add that element of shock to the event and also be an apt explanation for the loss of the duo. WWE could then have Ambrose go in a feud with The Architect for the Intercontinental Championship.
#1 Braun Strowman's heel turn
Well, Braun Strowman, who was over among fans as a babyface has now turned heel. And, according to a report of Cagesideseats, WWE has planned to keep the WWE Universal Championship on Roman's shoulder for a considerable period of time, meaning a win at Hell in a Cell for The Monster among Men looks distant. Thus, WWE is destroying all the momentum that Strowman had gathered in the last six months.
How to rectify:
Turn Strowman face and make him win the title at Hell in a Cell. It's high time for him to be the top babyface of the company.