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#1 Let Brock Lesnar keep the Universal Championship
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In an anti-climax during last year’s main event, Brock Lesnar beat Roman Reigns to defend his Universal Championship. Roman Reigns was pushed over the moon at the time, and almost every single fan was certain that he would be crowned the champion after the clash.
While the decision seemed bold, it led to Lesnar retaining the championship and again defending it only once in a blue moon, making its value go down.
What fans hate about Lesnar most is that he only defends the title at a handful of pay-per-views, and never shows up on Raw.
If WWE let him keep the title once again after his match against Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 35, it will be the biggest mistake they will make during the night.
Not only will they destroy their most ‘over’ superstar at the moment, but they will make fans lose all respect for the Universal Championship, and focus on other titles in the company instead.
