5 sensational moves that can improve Monday Night RAW

WWE is probably the most renowned professional wrestling companies in the wrestling industry. Vince McMahon has been able to attract millions of worldwide fans through his interesting business module and the nature of storytelling.

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However, the company's creative mindset has drastically altered, with the management focusing more on business than narrative.

Brand extensions were supposed to provide the creative team and the superstars with some more freedom and refreshing directions.

But, despite being such a global phenomenon, WWE has failed in their attempt to invoke anticipation among the fans for their recent PPV's.

Looking at how Backlash, Extreme Rules, and Money in the Bank transpired, there certainly seems to be a problem with the way stories are being advanced.

Monday Night Raw is producing the most stagnant stories in the company's history, with WWE repeating storylines on a weekly basis. This has definitely disappointed the fans, and the constant push of Roman Reigns will only drown his credibility to nothingness.

Considering that WWE's flagship show seems unlikely to redeem itself heading into SummerSlam, the company needs to entice the audience with some monumental alterations.

Here are the five sensational moves that can improve Monday Night Raw.

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#5 Sasha Banks turns into the biggest heel and feuds with Ronda Rousey

Raw deserves a better class of heels, and Sasha can give it to them

There's no denying that the company, despite promoting an all-out women's pay-per-view in October does not have any credibility in the women's division.

Monday Night Raw comprises of talent that are suffering the wrath of stale storylines, and most of the female wrestlers are directionless at the moment.

Ronda Rousey's sensational transition to the squared circle has garnered her tremendous appraisal, but the Rowdy One carries a moniker that is too hard to beat.

Her powerful agility and UFC success has certainly increased her stock within the women's division. So, there's no way Alexa Bliss would get past her at SummerSlam.

The only legitimate feud for Ronda Rousey could be Natalya, and that too seems to be a dreadful one. However, if there's any heel that can possibly carry a sensational program with Ronda Rousey is a heel Sasha Banks.

The Boss carries a strong personality and carries all the mannerisms that could indeed save the women's division on Monday Night Raw.

A storyline where Banks takes out her frustration on Bayley and rules her out with an injury could instantly propel the former NXT Champion to unprecedented heights.

This creative feud could help both the superstars who are struggling at the moment, and while Banks goes on to carry a believable program with Rousey, a returning Bayley at the Royal Rumble could further reignite the feud between her and Banks that seems absolutely dead at the moment.

With WWE constantly vowing to push the female talent to the top, a heel Sasha Banks is the kind of wrestler you need to save an entire show.

#4 Authors of Pain, the Revival, and American Alpha rule the tag-team division with quality in-ring competition

The Monsters should be unleashed

If you're feuding the Deleters of Worlds with the B-Team heading into the biggest party of the summer, with Revival involved in minute fashion, then there's surely some problem.

The tag-team division on Monday Night Raw possesses some of the most talented teams in all of the wrestling business.

The likes of Authors of Pain, the Revival, and a possible reunion in American Alpha, if provided with the right opportunity could take this division by storm.

The seemingly stagnant state of the tag-team division on WWE's flagship shop has disappointed the fans, with many in the WWE Universe expressing their opinions, vehemently on multiple social platforms.

If there's a momentous time for the division to be saved, then the creative team must divert their focus towards the future.

The idea of building the whole division around the Authors of Pain, Revival, and American Alpha seems terrific, with the NXT recruited teams delivering quality in-ring competition to claim their supremacy.

Considering how Triple H developed an entire promotion around pacy narrative and quality in-ring matches, the company needs to strike a chord in the same manner with the tag-team division.

#3 Finn Balor's alter-ego vows to dismantle Triple H's Authority

This can bring serious alterations in Finn Balor's career

Finn Balor's feud with Constable Corbin looked promising on paper but eventually ended up being the same old story that the company has been using for a while.

The traditional 'David and Goliath' storylines in WWE do not sit well with the crowd if the creative team doesn't have enough pace and emotional value attached to it.

The First-Ever Universal Champion is certainly becoming an afterthought on Monday Night Raw, and with his credibility continuing to diminish, Triple H's arrival in the story could save WWE's flagship show.

The Cerebral Assassin is a huge admirer of the longest-reigning NXT Champion and could coerce the creative team to pull off a brilliant storyline between Balor and the Authority.

With Baron Corbin already doing Triple H and Stephanie McMahon's dirty work, Balor's vow to dismantle the core of the system could very well deliver some exceptional moments on Raw.

Considering how influential narratives can be, the feud could very well reignite Balor's career and catapult him into another stratosphere of stardom.

The Demon King squaring off against the Game at a major event is money, and if there's a momentous time for the company to pull that off, it is now.

#2 Paul Heyman betrays the Beast Incarnate for a Prize-Fighter

Kevin Owens can save Monday Night Raw

Judging by the feud that is transpiring between Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, a more noteworthy element in this story is the Universal Champion's fractured relationship with Paul Heyman.

WWE has done an incredible job in bringing some intrigue to the storyline, with more eyes on what Heyman might pull off next after being abandoned by his own friend and client.

There are speculations that the company could be making some serious alterations to the main event scene, with names like Braun Strowman and Kevin Owens rumored to be the ideal candidates winning the Universal Championship at SummerSlam.

Reigns' coronation idea could be legitimately dropped after reports of a Paul Heyman client have emerged with concrete information.

Owens' alliance with Heyman could genuinely save Monday Night Raw from drowning.

There's no way the company would book Strowman in that position, and with the mastermind behind ECW yearning to secure his job on WWE's flagship show, he could turn up to the Prize-Fighter.

A second Universal Championship reign could elevate Owens' stature within the company. His current run is diminishing his credibility and aligning with Heyman could shock the world and turn Monday Night Raw into the 'Kevin Owens Show'.

#1 Dean Ambrose returns and decimates the Shield to become the biggest heel in the company

The greatest comeback with the most acceptable heel turn

The biggest problem with Monday Night Raw is that the show lacks credible heels that can go head-to-head with the company's good guys.

Owens, Jinder Mahal, Elias, Constable Corbin, Dolph Ziggler, and Drew McIntyre are far away from the main-event scene, and there's no way the company can ascend them to the top of the mountain.

However, there are some stars who are scheduled to join the frame anytime soon. The more notable one is Dean Ambrose who is heavily rumored to return to the biggest party of the summer.

If you closely analyze Randy Orton's current heel gimmick and how incredible his mannerisms have been, a heel, if booked correctly can make a show must-see.

Considering that WWE understands Ambrose's versatility as a performer, the company could push him to the dark and turn him heel in a sensational swerve.

Imploding the Shield could very well turn him into the biggest heel in the company. Ambrose's career lacks that spark at the moment and a sensational character transformation could alter his stock in the company.

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