WWE Payback 2015: 5 things that can ruin the Pay-Per-View

We are just hours away from WWE's latest pay-per-view offering, Payback. The match card for the show has been stacked with eight matches by the WWE and though it is not anywhere near exciting as WWE would have wanted it to be, Payback does have some firepower.

The question however will be: how will WWE make use of this firepower. No matter what happens WWE will be looking to make Payback a tad better than Extreme Rules. They will have to avoid certain booking decisions for the same to materialize and here is a rundown on them.

Authority ruining the main event

Kane has an infamous reputation of interfering in matches

The Authority have an infamous reputation for messing up pay-per-view matches. it would be natural of the creative team to think about this option when they are booking the main event of Payback.

WWE has been playing up the role of Kane in the entire storyline and considering the friction he has with Rollins, he might get in between the ropes at some point of the match. This is something that WWE should avoid as they need to leave the complete limelight on the four superstars. No matter who gets pinned, an outside interference should not happen at Payback unless it is Brock Lesnar.

Tag Team title change

The title needs to stay with them

The tag team championship will be up for grabs in the pay-per-view in a match between New Day and Tyson Kidd and Cesaro. The two out of three falls match is destined to entertain the fans as all the wrestlers involved have enough skills in them to pull off a five-star outing.

As far as the result is concerned, the win should go to New Day. The WWE Universe are split when it comes to the current champs but that does not mean WWE should take the title away from them. The creative is doing a great job of rebuilding the division and the last thing they would want is to devalue the title by letting it change hands too often.

Repetitive bookings

Some new twists please

The King Barrett vs. Neville and Sheamus vs. Dolph Ziggler matches at Payback will be haunted a lot by repetitiveness. Both matches happened earlier at Extreme Rules and instead of just letting the superstars plan a similar outing, WWE should add something extra this time around.

There wouldn’t be any difference between Payback and Extreme Rules if it's going to be the same old booking. Changing up the results and adding some overbooking are the possible ways out of these and one another thing WWE could do is make these a qualifying match for either the Money in the Bank match or the elimination chamber match for Intercontinental Championship.

Ryback - Bray feud ending inconclusively

This feud needs to end as early as possible

The Ryback - Bray Wyatt has failed to capture the attention of WWE fans due to a lot of reasons. One among that is the lack of build-up. WWE has not spent much time in cooking the storyline thorough and Ryback's lack of brilliance on the microphone did no favours as well.

At the same time, feuding with Ryback is a big step down for Bray who is fresh from his angle with Undertaker. Long story short, WWE needs to end the story as soon as possible. The best option here is to have a clean ending for the match at Payback and invest both the superstars in different feuds. If this does not happen at Payback, WWE will just be stretching out a storyline that the fans do not want to see.

Rusev saying I Quit

WWE needs to protect both Rusev and Cena at Payback

The United States championship match at Payback between John Cena and Rusev is sensitive outing for WWE. They cannot simply let Cena say 'I Quit' and at the same time, Rusev saying the same would bury him forever. It's a deadlock situation for the creative team and they have to deliver the goods as well.

It is easy for WWE to bury Rusev at the expense of Cena from what they have done in the past, but an ending in which both the superstars gets protected is what the fans would want. The best thing they could do is let Lana get involved in the entire proceeding and end the match in such a way where neither of the superstars says I Quit directly.