Things that the WWE should include and avoid in the Network

Include: Other Promotions

TNA on Network seems cools doesn’t it?

It’s a business and there is a lot of competition, but none of the current promotions around the world have the fire power to match up to the WWE.

WCW was the last major threat to Vince McMahon and his employees which leaves them almost more than a decade without any sort of competition. (Unless you count TNA as one)

So a great way for the WWE to increase their Network subscribers will be to include other promotions in it.

The fans wouldn’t mind seeing TNA or ROH on regular basis at a different time slot and it will only enhance the WWE’s reputation since it calls out that they don’t fear anyone.

This will also give less work for the WWE to scout talent as they will be able to witness potential employees working it out in the Network itself. It will be benefiting for the other promotions as well as it will give them a steady revenue and a platform to showcase what they got.

Avoid: More emphasis on Past

The Past will come back to haunt

Accept it, the current product sucks when compared to what we were used to seeing back in the good days. The sense of Attitude, deep flowing storylines and multi-dimensional characters is all what that made us fall in love with WWE.

All that is nowhere to be seen on the PG Era and giving the fans a trip into the past every second is going to affect the current product adversely.

The people will take no time in realizing that they are been fooled by the crappy writers in the current era and could easily stop watching the current product since they have access to a lifetime worth of content to feed upon.

Current wrestlers and product will be no match for nostalgic tides from the past which might leave the company stunned.

Thus the company needs to tone down the past contents if they are to keep the current thing afloat. but if they still want to go with their rich archives, it might be time to make some mammoth improvements to their current product.