Extreme Rules 2020 - 5 Decisions Vince McMahon and WWE should avoid at all costs 

#3 Awarding the WWE United States Championship to MVP

It IS!!!! https://t.co/DwubpoUnnA

— MVP (@The305MVP) July 7, 2020

I love the idea that MVP is challenging for the WWE United States Championship at The Horror Show at Extreme Rules and not Bobby Lashley. Neither Apollo Crews nor Bobby Lashley can afford a loss at this stage in their WWE career and I think that MVP is one person who can live with a loss.

WWE has, in the past, quite rightfully been accused of looking towards the past and not the future when it comes to pushing talent. So, of course, we all know that MVP will be a great heel champion but the need of the hour is to push Apollo Crews, who has a few good years left still and who could definitely be a very valuable asset in the WWE roster if treated right.

That's a beauty. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸@The305MVP has unveiled a NEW #USTitle on #WWERaw, claiming that he IS the new champion after defeating @WWEApollo last week! pic.twitter.com/GzyOzS9vUQ

— WWE (@WWE) July 7, 2020

The only exception to this rule is if Cedric Alexander shows up out of nowhere and decides to join MVP's WWE faction and in doing so, costs Apollo Crews the WWE United States Championship, kickstarting a feud in the process.