5 biggest problems with WWE pay per views in 2017

#4 Thin Storylines

Styles vs Mahal felt dull

When you have between two and four weeks to get ready for a solo-brand show, it’s natural to panic just a little bit. Over the last few months we’ve seen a plethora of underdeveloped feuds being thrust onto pay per view for all to see, and nine times out of ten, they fall flat on their face because it’s often something we’ve seen on free TV just a few weeks prior.

50/50 booking is still in full effect and while that’s something that does indeed need to be addressed, the actual writing is what worries us. These guys and girls aren’t being given anywhere near the amount of material that they require to produce solid work, and as consumers, we’re fed up of going into a pay per view only looking forward to one or two matches.