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#4 Retirement tour
WWE is heading towards one of their hardest points in the entire year. In fact, between the plethora of Summer shows airing on Mondays and Tuesdays in the coming weeks and the ever-present threat of Monday Night Football in September, WWE is going to need an ace in the hole in order to preserve viewership.
Now, WWE has done a great job of blurring fiction and reality in the past, especially with their work during The Becky Lynch-Charlotte Flair-Ronda Rousey feud, and could easily do so again after John Cena announcing his desire to retire. In fact, it could be what saves WWE from low ratings going forward if used in the right way.
With that being said, why not do a retirement tour for John Cena during the summer or even the fall months of programming?
At least that way, Cena can help WWE in the rating department one more time, his retirement tour will raise some interesting storylines in the short term and maybe he can even give a young man the rub on his way out.
It's a rating's bonanza and WWE just needs to capitalize on it while the irons white hot!
