3 Future Storylines that will likely happen in the WWE

Women's Tag-Team Championship was recently introduced in the WWE
Women's Tag-Team Championship was recently introduced in the WWE

WWE has engaged the fans from a very long time with their innovative storylines and feuds. The McMahon family recently pledged to provide quality matches on a consistent basis which has seen the likes of Kofi Kingston and the Revival enter the championship fray, much to the delight of the WWE Universe.

With creative ideas being well-received by the fans, WWE has also introduced WWE Women's Tag Team Championships to an overwhelming response at the Elimination Chamber, with it being at the forefront of the Women's revolution. In spite of all these radical changes, there's scope for improvement as far as the storytelling is concerned. With a number of options available for their liking, here are three such options that the WWE will ponder upon in the future to please the WWE Universe and maintain their status as the premier show in the world.


#3 Return of the WWE Draft

The WWE Draft 2016 was a major success
The WWE Draft 2016 was a major success

With Raw and Smackdown consistently competing against each other, the WWE Draft was seen by fans as an exciting event with brand supremacy on the line. The last WWE Draft in 2016 was an instant classic with Shane McMahon and Stephanie McMahon's sibling rivalry elevating the already intense draft. It is one of the more easier ways for WWE to garner ratings with Superstars from both shows gathering and competing to earn the draft pick.

While the subsequent Superstar Shake-Up have paved the way for NXT talent to make the transition to the main roster, WWE Draft is the preferred choice with a sense of surprise in store with each and every draft pick. With the WWE creative open to change, the return of the WWE Draft could be way to go this year

#2 WWE Mixed Tag Team Championships

Carmella and R-Truth
Carmella and R-Truth

WWE Officials have been adamant over the Women's Revolution and in promoting them as equals to their male colleagues. This is clearly evident through the Lynch-Charlotte-Rousey mega feud that has seemingly propelled the Women's Revolution into the main-event scene. With the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships also being introduced, WWE have clearly shown their intentions of fully buying into the Women's division.

Another opening that the WWE could look into is the Mixed Tag Team Division with a number of such tag teams and couples showing up of late. With the Mixed Match Challenge also garnering positive reviews, this could be something the WWE officials try.

The pairs of Carmella-Truth and Andrade-Zelina have already showcased their abilities while the potential main roster superstars, Johnny Gargano, and Candice LeRae could also be a vital part of the Mixed Tag-Team division. With there being no dearth in potential tag-teams, Mixed-Tag Team Wrestling could be on the agenda for the WWE Creative.

#1 Return of CM Punk

CM Punk
CM Punk

CM Punk and WWE have has their history with both entities dissing each other regularly. In spite of all the bad blood, CM Punk still remains hugely popular amongst the WWE Universe with fans constantly chanting out for him, much to the McMahons' annoyance.

While a CM Punk return is nearly impossible in the near future, WWE does have a history of recalling superstars with whom they had a fall-out. Superstars such as Goldberg, Sting and even Jeff Jarrett have made returns to the main roster in recent times.

All of these returns direct to an eminent CM Punk return, which could precisely be what the WWE need with a dearth in talents evident on both rosters. While Cody Rhodes is also one wrestler the WWE fans would love to see return to the WWE, the emergence of his pet-project AEW rules this proposition out completely. CM Punk's failed MMA career has seen him on the sidelines for a considerable period of time and could gear up for at least a special appearance in the coming years.

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