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#5 Have Shinsuke Nakamura defend The United States title
Is WWE even going to attempt ot keep The United States title relevant?
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While Monday Night Raw is doing a great job of elevating The Intercontinental title on Raw, Smackdown Live isn't achieving the same success with The United States title. Of course WWE started things out white hot by having Nakamura give Jeff Hardy a low blow and then knock him out to win the title, but they haven't really capitalized on it after the fact.
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In fact, WWE seems more interested in building to the feud between Randy Orton and Jeff Hardy, which is basically turning Nakamura and his title into an afterthought. Not only that, this also hurts the momentum that Nakamura had been steady building up after wining the title, which is only going to make it harder for fans to get behind him.
In the end, if Nakamura is going to be champion, WWE can not treat him as an afterthought. Furthermore, they need to set him up against an opponent that can keep him busy while Orton and Hardy battle finish up their feud. At least that way, Nakamura stays relevant, build up a little momentum and has something he build upon before meeting Hardy or Orton.
