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#2 Shouldn't do: Have him be a team player
Every year during the build-up to Survivor Series, WWE has a few brand invasions as Superstars look to make a statement. Last year, we saw one of the best invasions in recent memory when a bloodied Becky Lynch stood tall after invading RAW. Moments like that will stand the test of time.
This year, we already saw NXT Superstars make appearances on SmackDown, and it is likely that we will see more such invasions in the weeks to come. However, WWE shouldn't have The Fiend participate in a mass invasion as he doesn't care what brand he is on or what the state of the show is.
The Fiend wants to spread his ideology and take down anyone in his way, even if it is someone from SmackDown. Therefore, it wouldn't make sense for him to collaborate with anyone and involve in an invasion.
