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3. Make Nakamura CHAOS Again!
At one point after his heel turn and ruthless beatdown on AJ Styles, it seemed Shinsuke Nakamura might go to a place that made him famous in New Japan. Vicious attacks and true strong style could be in order, especially with AJ Styles there to segue him into it on American shores.
Sadly none of that happened, instead, WWE typically fixated on the one silly element of the proceedings. Since it's about the entertainment in the company, Nakamura's low blow action caught on as a thing, while he remained a heel version of his silly self. For some reason, even with all the wild characters through their history, WWE just understand eccentricity.
This has turned Nakamura into somewhat of a creep, adding to it the usual foreign heel trope with the United States championship around his waist. To be honest, Nakamura hasn't been used to his true potential by either WWE or New Japan since his early CHAOS days. It's a sad fact that is also diminishing the in-ring legacy of a man known to give it his all when it's justly honoured to him back.
