5 ways WWE could end the ThunderDome era with a bang on tonight's RAW

#1. The SmackDown hacker returns to WWE at Monday Night RAW and takes over the ThunderDome (but is it Mustafa Ali?)

A year ago today the Smackdown Hacker made his first appearance, a storyline that just got randomly cancelled... #wwe pic.twitter.com/1xW3NXCpEg

— Joshua Brown (@JoshuaB30278385) April 4, 2021

WWE has many storylines that are introduced only to fizzle out or to just be suddenly and unexpectedly dropped without explanation. The worst of which in recent memory was the SmackDown hacker storyline that had people genuinely interested in seeing what would happen, only for WWE to forget it existed.

Sure, they'd eventually 'wrap' it up by having newly revealed RETRIBUTION leader Mustafa Ali reveal he was the anonymous SmackDown hacker who had been threatening other Superstars on WWE's roster and exposed Dolph Ziggler and Sonya Deville's deceit.

But WWE are never going to have more screens in their arena as they will tonight on Monday Night RAW for the last time, and it's almost a massive shame that we never got to see a really cool hacking sequence with the SmackDown hacker taking over each screen one-by-one until all that was left were images of them. (Yes, I know WWE did this with Bayley, but they can do it again)

#SmackDown #WomensChampion @BiancaBelairWWE challenged @itsBayleyWWE to a match at #WWEHIAC, wanting to put an end to her disrespect. Bayley accepted via satellite, but threw humiliation at Belair when she appeared laughing on all of the ThunderDome screens. #SSWWE pic.twitter.com/mG0WFMZRVD

— WWE Africa (@WWEAfrica_) June 5, 2021

But it's not too late for WWE. If you can reveal that Mustafa Ali lied about being the hacker, you could bring the gimmick back and have someone else ultimately revealed as the SmackDown hacker and you can bring the WWE Universe the awesome hacking sequence they want to see.