5 superstars that would improve WWE if they were champions 

#2 Universal Champion: Samoa Joe

A World Champion that would make Raw better

The reason why I replaced Samoa Joe with Ricochet as the US Champion is due to the fact that the "Samoan Submission Machine" would be better suited as the World Champion. There is nothing really wrong with Seth Rollins' Universal Title reign, but if one would nitpick Rollins' run as champion, then the one problem would crop up could be the fact that WWE has no idea on how to get it started.

We have already seen Rollins take on Brock Lesnar, Baron Corbin, and Drew McIntyre in the past, but now WWE is intent on giving us the same thing, as he is now he is battling them again. And this is sort of boring for any fan looking for an exciting main event scene.

Joe's brief run at the top in 2017 showed fans one thing: the man is a big game player. Therefore, there would be no doubt that if Joe was given a chance to hold the Universal Title he would elevate all material WWE handed to him. From promos to building main event matches, Joe is the guy for the job.

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#1 Cruiserweight Champion: Dolph Ziggler

Ziggler would be a revelation in this division

"It should have been me." While that famous line by Dolph Ziggler is meme material for many members of the WWE Universe, when you dig deeper into the mindset of Dolph, you will discover that he really does deserve everything from the WWE.

Ziggler is one of the many superstars that worked tirelessly for the company over many years, and it's truly a shame that WWE never allowed Ziggler to reach his highest potential in the company. We heard Mike Kannelis criticise WWE for not caring about 205 Live, and to be honest, that is the truth.

When Mustafa Ali, Buddy Murphy and Cedric Alexander were stealing the show every single week on the brand, WWE noticed too little of their brilliant performances, and now that those pillars of the division are gone, WWE needs to inject a new face ion the brand.

Who better than Dolph Ziggler to fill that spot, as the showoff would be a perfect foil for Tony Nese, and the rest of the roster. Ziggler would instantly raise the profile of the Cruiserweight Title, as his ability to make everything in his programmes standout is just exceptional.

205 Live needs that star power and Ziggler needs the opportunity to showcase his ability, so this would the perfect recipe for success. And even though Ziggler is currently billed at 218 pounds, we saw WWE build angles around stars like Buddy Murphy trying to cut his weight down to 205 pounds to contend in the division. .