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#3 Giving a new direction to Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns does not need the championship around his shoulder necessarily to remain at the top. He's been always billed to remain at the top. So no matter what, the company will continue to give him a push as the poster boy.
Keeping the title on him and throwing random superstars at him as challengers only to put them down would make things predictable.
Fans would not be pleased if this continues to happen throughout the fall of 2018. Rather, how about taking the title away from him and bringing back Paul Heyman to his corner as reinforcement?
The longtime rumors of the veteran acting as his manager should come to fruition. We will be down with that even if it means a heel turn is on the horizon for the man who claims this to be his yard.
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