5 big things Vince McMahon could be offering AJ Styles in his new WWE contract

Widely regarded as one of the greatest in-ring performers of all time, WWE has finally started acknowledging AJ Styles for all he is, and all he deserves to be in the near future.

After debuting as one of the hottest free agents in the game, Styles didn't have it easy under Vince McMahon, and had to prove that he was as Phenomenal as his peers said he was.

Now considered as one of the greatest WWE performers of all time, Styles' success within the squared circle speaks volumes, and Vince is leaving no stone upturned in making him the biggest thing in professional wrestling.

However, his current WWE contract expires soon in April 2019, and with rumors speculating that The Phenomenal One and Vince McMahon are having a hard time negotiating a blockbuster deal, it seems things will be clear pretty soon.

With the former WWE Champion scheduled to lock horns with Daniel Bryan at WWE TLC, will the company accept Styles' clauses in his new contract? Or will they stick with what they require him to do?

So without further ado, lets dive deep and analyse the 5 biggest things Vince McMahon could offer AJ Styles in his new WWE contract.

#1 More creative control, along with a strict in-ring schedule

There's no denying that despite being one of the greatest in-ring performers of all time, AJ Styles is 41-years old, and deserves to keep himself healthy and fit.

Since WWE lays more emphasis in ensuring the health and security of their competitors, The Phenomenal One might end up following more of a similar schedule as Randy Orton.

In the documentary, WWE 365, Styles opened up on how much he misses being with his family, which could potentially coerce Vince to offer him a more lucrative schedule.

Spending time with his family and having significant creative control would definitely entice the former WWE Champion into signing a longer term deal with the company.

With AJ Styles becoming the most consistent performer in the game, he certainly deserves to follow a strict schedule, which may exclude more live event appearances.

#2 Winning the Royal Rumble and headlining WrestleMania 35

Will the former WWE Champion main event WrestleMania?

In the world of professional wrestling, every WWE Superstar has a solid ambition of main eventing WrestleMania. With Roman Reigns walking out to recover from illness, his absence has brought some unpredictability to next year's WrestleMania 35.

While guys like Braun Strowman, Drew McIntyre, and Seth Rollins have been pushed throughout, The Phenomenal One deserves this spot more than anyone else.

Considering that Daniel Bryan is ruling SmackDown Live as the WWE Champion, this could lead to Vince McMahon pushing The Phenomenal One to win the Royal Rumble.

This seems like a definite possibility, due to multiple rumours stating that the company is considering AJ Styles to win the Royal Rumble and challenge Brock Lesnar at the Show of Shows next year.

Since this could be a legitimate possibility, an offer of this stature might not be rejected, and would entice the former WWE Champion into becoming a bigger deal.

#3 Becoming the face of Monday Night Raw

One of the biggest reasons why Vince McMahon has so much adulation for AJ Styles is because he was never meant to be a main-event superstar under him.

The Phenomenal One ascended to the top of the wrestling industry in no time, and the chairman couldn't do anything but notice how versatile Styles really is.

Since he could be the potential winner of the Royal Rumble in 2019, this could effectively mean that Styles will make his transition to Monday Night Raw.

Despite ruling the blue brand for almost two years, it's about time the company rejuvenates their brand extension plans and bring AJ to Raw.

This would make the red brand a more compelling show, and could invite the possibility of Vince McMahon centering the brand around the former WWE Champion. Considering the fact that the company lacks a legitimate main event threat on the red brand, catapulting AJ to the top could be an incredible way of booking things right.

#4 A potential dream match with Shawn Michaels

As untimely as it sounds, the only two superstars Shawn Michaels could legitimately collide with in his final outing are The Undertaker and AJ Styles.

While Michaels had feuded with The Phenom before, it is time he tests his mettle against The Phenomenal One, and give the fans something they have always wanted to see.

There's no denying that Vince McMahon acknowledged the idea of having HBK lock horns with AJ Styles in a dream match, but the plan never worked out.

Considering that The Show-Stopper has returned to the squared circle, colliding with The Phenomenal One could make things easy for him, and would possibly entice pro wrestling fans.

Something like this could excite AJ Styles into signing a longer deal.

#5 Forming the Bullet Club with Finn Balor on Monday Night Raw

With AJ Styles being in pole position to make lucrative demands from the Chairman of the Board, Vince McMahon, he could possibly demand forming The Bullet Club on Monday Night Raw.

Since Finn Balor has become pretty stale at this point, uniting with The Phenomenal One could resurrect him from mediocrity, and would take the red brand by storm.

With the interventions of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows, this could literally become one of the greatest things WWE does in a long long time.

Considering The Shield won't align anytime soon, the company needs a faction that could run riot and make things even more interesting in the world of professional wrestling.

AJ Styles' adulation for Finn Balor and The Bullet Club could coerce Vince McMahon to present him with a clause that promises him the Bullet Club.

With Kenny Omega's contract also expiring soon, could we finally see the greatest WWE storyline under Vince McMahon? We'll find out.