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#1 Should Not Become - WWE does not need another part-time champion
Part-time Champions have always been unpopular amongst the IWC and the current Universal Championship reign of Brock Lesnar is one of the best examples. The WWE Universe is fed up of having part-time world champions in the WWE and as the McMahons have promised us a fresh start we would like to believe that there will no more part-time champions in the WWE after Brock Lesnar.
John Cena made his first WWE TV appearance since the RAW before WrestleMania 34, when he appeared on SD Live last week and he is now focusing on his projects outside the WWE.
If Cena wins the WWE/Universal Championship, the chances are high that he may not show up every week or may not defend his title on each and every PPV, so the WWE should not risk incurring the wrath of the WWE Universe once again.
