5 Things that WWE needs to stop doing at every WrestleMania

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That being said, every year WWE does a lot of things or so-called traditions to make The Show of Shows interesting. But, these customs seem less interesting and more like blunders. And I think it's time for WWE to account on some mistakes that they have made in the several past Mania's and correct them, more importantly, stop doing them.

Therefore, here is the list of those five things that WWE needs to stop doing at every WrestleMania, starting from this year's.

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#5 Mini-Concerts

It's crystal clear that these mini-concerts are nothing but just a waste of time for WWE fans and WWE should stop doing them at every WrestleMania

No offence, but this tradition of WWE bringing multi-platinum stars to perform in front of thousands and thousands of wrestling fans is just too much to stomach. Fans come to WrestleMania to see top-notch in-ring action put up by WWE Superstars, not to see some interlude.

Moreover, it's an insult for WWE Superstars who are being left of the card just because of time issues or storyline reason, and that amount of time is given to somebody who doesn't fit with wrestling and this isn't fair for them.

Take an example from the WrestleMania 33. Pitbull, Florida and Lunch Money Lewis were given more screen time than then-WWE Champion Bray Wyatt.

Therefore, it's crystal clear that these mini-concerts are nothing but just a waste of time for WWE fans and WWE should stop doing them at every WrestleMania.

#4 Battle Royals

If WWE decides to not to go forward with these pointless battle royal, it will be a one right decision as it's just a waste of time not only for fans but also for talents

It's been a few years since WWE has started these battle royals to fill up the time on their two-hour WrestleMania Kickoff Show.

Though the idea of these battle royal would have stayed relevant if WWE hasn't done it every single year. I mean, at this point in time, the only thing fans don't want to pay attention to WrestleMania card are these meaningless Battle Royals.

Honestly speaking, can you give me just one name who has benefited from winning these WrestleMania Battle Royals? No.

Why not? Because it hasn't benefited anyone.

Therefore, if WWE decides to not to go forward with these pointless battle royals, it will be a one right decision as it's just a waste of time not only for fans but also for talents.

#3 Two-hour kick-off show

If WWE decides to make WrestleMania Kickoff show one hour only then it'll be easy for fans to pay more attention

Last year's WrestleMania 34 lasted for almost five hours and this is just the main show. If you add the time of its kickoff show too then it will make 'Mania seven hours long, which is certainly too much of wrestling and taking for even a die-hard fan.

Moreover, I think WWE should cut the WrestleMania Kickoff to one hour only and they should use the remaining time for promo segment and talking shows like A Moment of Bliss, or Miz TV, rather than legends from the past arguing the outcomes of the matches.

That being said, if WWE decides to make WrestleMania Kickoff show one hour only then it'll be easy for fans to pay more attention as it will be filled with more meaningful segments rather than airing some pointless video package of the upcoming matches.

#2 Puting Cruiserweight Title matches on the Kick-off Show

If WWE decides to put the Cruiserweight Championship on Kickoff show this WrestleMania too, it'll be a real shame

Ever since the 205 Live division has come alive, the Cruiserweight Title is always seen left off on Kickoff shows of every single PPV.

Earlier It had almost become a tradition for the Cruiserweight Title to be on the Kickoff shows. Besides, whenever given opportunity the superstars of the purple brand had never ever failed to put up a stellar match.

Therefore, I think if WWE continues this tradition, it won't be fair with the superstars of 205 Live as they are working harder than any other superstar on the main roster.

That being said, if WWE decides not to put the Cruiserweight Championship on Kickoff show this WrestleMania too, it'll be a real shame as the superstars of 205 Live needs to be more in the spotlight.

#1 Not making WWE Championship matches the main event

I think this meaningless decision to not make WWE Championship main event WrestleMania should come to an end

The last time we saw the WWE Championship in the main event of WWE's flagship PPV was at WrestleMania 32, where Roman Reigns defeated Triple H for the WWE Championship.

Since then the WWE Title is seen left off not only in the main event of WrestleMania's but also at the other PPV's.

Therefore, if WWE continues their tradition to put WWE Title match in the starting of the upcoming WrestleMania's then it will be a horrible decision, as it is WWE's top title and if it isn't in the main event of WrestleMania 35 then it's absolutely unfair.

Guys like AJ Styles are more worthy to be the main event of The Showcase of the Immortals than any other superstar, therefore, I think this is a meaningless decision to not make the WWE Championship match the main event of WrestleMania should come to an end, it'd good if WWE understands it as soon as possible.