5 Biggest Decisions WWE Could Make To Dethrone All Elite Wrestling

The inception of All Elite Wrestling has gravitated some serious mainstream attention, especially among the fans that enjoy the wrestling aspect of sports entertainment.

While the promotion looks extremely promising, it definitely doesn't seem like a threat to Vince McMahon's billion-dollar company.

WWE is possibly the biggest platform for professional wrestling and will forever remain etched in history for changing the entire landscape of the business that we love.

However, Cody Rhodes' and the Young Bucks' creative genius could coerce many wrestlers to make the transition and bring an 'elite' form of entertainment to our screens.

Considering that Mr. McMahon never acknowledges the idea of competing with another promotion, the Boss could make some bold decisions to dethrone All Elite Wrestling.

So, what could the WWE be planning? Let's find out. Here are the 5 biggest decisions WWE could make to dethrone All Elite Wrestling.

#1 Signing Kenny Omega and introducing the Bullet Club in WWE

In what is rumored to be WWE's top priority at the moment, signing Kenny Omega could be one of the biggest deals Vince McMahon does in a long, long time.

It's possibly the most conflicted decision for Omega considering the situation he is in, with many fans expecting him to join hands with the Young Bucks and Cody Rhodes.

Garnering the admiration of legions of wrestling fans, the former IWGP Heavyweight Champion's recognition in the industry today would be essential in deciding which promotion gets the upper hand.

Considering that Vince McMahon has pitched a multi-million dollar for 'The Cleaner', his arrival could mark the start of something special, especially the Bullet Club.

With A.J. Styles and Finn Balor already an influential part of the roster, Omega's inclusion could definitely prove to be a game changer for WWE.

#2 Building and clinically promoting the next big thing in Drew Mcintyre

While there are conflicting opinions on whether Vince McMahon should stick with the idea of keeping Brock Lesnar as the Universal Champion, many see Drew McIntyre as the one to eventually dethrone him.

Considering that he has managed to build such a tremendous reputation for himself, ascending him to the top of the food chain could be clinical in WWE's progression in 2019.

They definitely had a force to reckon with in Braun Strowman, but his consecutive losses to Brock Lesnar has probably diminished his credibility.

While plans could change anytime, the Beast Incarnate is still the favorite to walk out of the Royal Rumble as the Universal Champion.

Since the fans do not admire Brock Lesnar's partial involvement, Drew McIntyre's ascension could be a colossal success for the company and could solidify him as the next big thing.

#3 Becky Lynch defeating Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania 35 to solidify her position as the biggest thing in sports entertainment

With WrestleMania 35 being the biggest show of this year, WWE's decision of booking Becky Lynch Vs. Charlotte Flair Vs. Ronda Rousey at the show could be really huge.

Considering that they could be the headlining act and with Ronda Rousey's future still up in the air, there's a genuine possibility that Mr. McMahon will be clinical while booking this one.

Becky Lynch's meteoric rise to the top of the wrestling industry has seen fans gravitating towards the blue brand and giving women's wrestling the respect it deserves.

There's no denying that the Rowdy One has played an influential factor in garnering mainstream attention, passing the gold to Becky at the Show of Shows could be worthwhile for the longevity of things.

Since All Elite Wrestling is destined to be high on content, Vince would definitely put his best foot forward and give the fans whatever they expect from him.

#4 Bringing more edgier storylines to invoke more anticipation

If Samoa Joe's rivalry with A.J. Styles is anything to take into consideration, then the company could do some serious business with such edgier storylines.

As a fan of professional wrestling, the fans definitely like getting engaged with content that resonates with the audience and excels in the wrestling aspect of it.

Since the creative team has failed to do that on multiple occasions, they must certainly maximize their interest in elevating the ruthless aggression that made the company so famous.

With All Elite Wrestling looking to focus more on wrestling, such content-driven storylines could see huge character involvement with an authentic display from the men/women involved.

Considering that Daniel Bryan's epic underdog storyline made him one of the biggest stars this industry has ever seen, an opportunity with such stories could change the entire complexion of a superstar's career.

#5 Not letting CM Punk sign for All Elite Wrestling

While All Elite Wrestling would look to sign some of the most talented superstars in the industry today, they would be looking to pitch a lucrative contract to one of the industry's biggest stars, CM Punk.

Even if the topic is debatable, letting CM Punk sign for All Elite Wrestling could be catastrophic and would gravitate the attention of legions of pro wrestling fans.

Regardless of what had transpired between Punk and WWE, Vince McMahon would certainly look at the business side of things and stop this deal from happening.

Considering that we are still early to spark this debate, the Young Bucks and Cody Rhodes definitely see CM Punk as a top draw and might do anything to bring him towards the other side of the tracks.

Will Mr. McMahon bring the Cult of Personality back to the WWE? Will CM Punk ever return to the WWE? The topic remains debatable.

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