How WWE Should Book The Last 30-Minutes Of This Week's Upcoming RAW

Step 3: Ending It Ambiguously (For a Reason)

We also have to realize that Baron Corbin's job depends on this chaotic situation...

This is the final act.

To put it all in perspective, we also have to realize that Constable Corbin's job as "Constable" of RAW depends on whether or not he resolves this situation.

So what does he do?

Constable Corbin sends some under-card names out there to stabilise the chaos. But as we all know, that only leads to MORE chaos!

If there is any perfect time to overbook a situation, it would definitely be a go-home show to sell your PPV. It helps in drawing more headlines for the PPV weekend itself.

What happens next? A horde of wrestlers try to prevent all participants from getting their hands on each other, but they still get a punch or two nevertheless. This leads us to the climax...

Remember when shows back in the 90's used to end with random people brawling random people until they just simply ran out of time so that viewers could tune in next week to see how the story progresses even further?

You could do a similar version of that in this show. The episode ends ambiguously, with one of the commentators comically stating- "Sorry folks, but it looks like we ran out of time! See you on Saturday!", leaving fans speculating how the situation actually ended.

But there has to be something to grasp on here. Ambiguous endings get a lot of flak in today's era. So one way to keep the conversation going is by posting a video of what actually happened after the show across all WWE social media platforms.

So as to keep the ambiguous theme going on, I want you (yes you), the reader to tell me how the situation should finally resolve after the show. Sound off in the comments section below!

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