5 reasons why WWE shouldn't unify the men's titles 

#2 Forces WWE to decide between Kingston and Rollins

Kofi Kingston and Seth Rollins have some unfinished business to attend to

Kofi Kingston versus Seth Rollins - who wins?

Believe it or not, that is the decision WWE must eventually make, especially with Seth Rollins' promise to finish his business with Kofi Kingston at a later time, and neither path is without its thorns in the road. In fact, WWE could either risk losing Rollins' white-hot momentum or taking the title away from Kofi Kingston only days after making WWE history.

In all honesty, neither of these decisions look very pleasing and will require a lot of work in order to sell the decision to the fans. Beyond that, WWE must also decide what to do with the losing side after all is said and done, which is something that is shrouded with ambiguity and doesn't look very well thought out.

In the end, WWE seems to be throwing ideas up against the wall and seeing what sticks. Either that or they are so enthralled with the new winner takes all stipulation that they are willing to pull it out at every turn. Hopefully WWE steps away from this trend soon and goes back to normal, but for now, the future of the company literally hangs in the balance with this title unification nonsense.