3 biggest WWE creative mistakes post WrestleMania

#3 NXT should become a principle show

A lot of NXT stars are floundering on the main roster at the moment

Andrade "Cien" Almas. No Way Jose. Sanity. The Authors of Pain.

These stars were elevated from NXT to the main roster after WrestleMania 34, and obviously, WWE had no clue what it needed to do with any of these stars when they were called up.

While Sanity's introduction may have been postponed because of a trademark issue and the Authors of Pain were managing a visa issue, it has still been agonizingly evident that there are completely zero long haul designs set up for by far most of the stars who have been advanced from NXT.

That incorporates any semblance of the IIconics and Bobby Roode, who is wallowing in the mid-card on Raw and has lost the greater part of the shine that made him the best demonstration in NXT. A month ago, Triple H told WrestlingInc (h/t IWNerd) the accompanying about NXT stars making the progress to the fundamental list on Raw or SmackDown:

I think that comes down to anything right? You try to prep them, you try to give them the tools, you try to give them everything you can so they can succeed on the main roster. But the truth is if you believe that everyone who gets called up will become ‘the guy’ or ‘the girl’ or the next big thing it’s kind of an unrealistic expectation.

Nobody ought to anticipate that each NXT call-up will be "the following enormous thing," obviously, yet a sensible desire is that in any event at first, WWE ought to have a conclusive arrangement and objective set up for an NXT star, regardless of whether that incorporates a particular match or quarrel.

What's appalling for a significant number of these NXT stars, including any semblance of the amazingly capable Almas, is that WWE advanced them with no justifiable purpose, which makes one wonder: Why?