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#2 Do away with heel Authority figures
It's an old strategy. The feud between a wrestler and The Authority is a very old idea. Recently, AJ Styles slapped Mr. McMahon in what looked like a new promising angle for AJ Styles. On the other hand, Seth Rollins has his own unsettled issues with Triple H. Baron Corbin became the General Manager of RAW which only worked in his favor for the first few months.
All these plans have come tumbling down in the past. While it's great to see Mr. McMahon and family inside the ring, more often than not, the appearances become so recurring that it becomes a daily part of viewing. WWE should be trying to eliminate this into making wrestlers go against wrestlers, while The Authority keeps its own business into maintaining feuds between wrestlers who only do sporadic appearances.
Seth Rollins doesn't necessarily have to beat Triple H and AJ Styles doesn't have to slap Mr. McMahon to prove that they run the show. Yes, the same idea gave rise to the character of Mr. McMahon, but that was Attitude Era, and it was different.
