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#5 Bring back an authority figure
Whether they be face or heel, ever-present or only occasional, WWE have always excelled at presenting leadership figures on their television programs. One thing lacking on RAW or SmackDown right now is a dedicated, go-to figure for talent looking to settle scores or earn a championship opportunity.
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With such a rich and diverse roster of active talent, injured Superstars, brand ambassadors, Hall of Famers and more, surely one could be selected to steer the shows `on a weekly basis? Such a name can act as a real focal point for fans watching, and a logical way to establish and maintain storylines.
A top AEW star just called one of his colleagues 'spoiled' and 'narcissistic' HERE.
Who wouldn’t want to see CM Punk laying down the law on RAW? (unlikely, I know!) Why can’t Trish Stratus or Lance Storm oversee SmackDown? Those are two examples plucked out of thin air but in truth, the possibilities are endless.
An authority figure needn't be a tyrant or a crowd-pleaser necessarily, but having someone in the breach might just give the weekly content from WWE a boost.
