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#4 Lio Rush going back to 205 Live
What's the point?
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No seriously, what's the point of Lio Rush being on the main roster after the implosion of his partnership with Bobby Lashley? Sure, WWE could put Rush in a Mustafa Ali sort of situation and make him Monday Night Raw exclusive, but he really doesn't have the same charisma and is far less likeable.
Beyond that, he isn't the type of superstar that WWE should waste a lot of television time on, especially with the recent addition of NXT call-ups in mind, which is yet another reason why Rush going back to 205 seems like the best bet. In fact, it would probably be the perfect way to move Lashley to the next chapter of career and put Rush back where he belongs.
In the end, WWE might try to drag this out again and maybe even have the two make up at some point, but that can't be the company's long term plan here.
