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Having entertained the world for almost four decades, WWE has started to become more repetitive and predictable in their content.
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Weekly shows like Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live are equally confusing and disappointing, with the exception of NXT.
Considering the enormous talent WWE possesses today, it's a damn shame that the creative team has failed to invoke crowd investment in their storylines.
Whether it is Brock Lesnar's Universal title reign, Roman Reigns' poor babyface run, or the stale weekly television, WWE has a lot of things to improve.
The company is at an all-time high as far as commerce is concerned, but is failing to live upto the expectations of the WWE Universe.
With Vince McMahon's days as chairman looking numbered, it would be likely that the boss would look to retire on a high note.
So, without further ado, here are the five shocking decisions that can make WWE great again.
#5 Roman Reigns finally embraces the villainous side
WWE has failed miserably in their attempts to push Roman Reigns to the moon. While the Big Dog is talented, his character work is stale and poor.
Anything the former WWE Champion does is met with a chorus of boos and vehement rejection.
His latest feud with Jinder Mahal is beyond terrible and only adds up to the fact that the Big Dog desperately needs to change his character's mannerisms to save his career from fading.
Since the creative team has depreciated Reigns credibility as a performer, WWE needs to go the distance and pull something incredible in order to restore faith among the audience.
Considering that the Big Dog embraces the dark side and turns heel, it could be the beginning of a new dawn on Monday Night Raw.
With the red brand having Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Baron Corbin, and Jinder Mahal working as top heels, WWE must turn Roman heel to save the show.
After proclaiming to retire the Undertaker and claiming his yard, the Roman Empire is showered with boos every single week he appears on Raw.
The company could utilize this heat and turn it into something brilliant if they want to secure a longer investment in the Big Dog.
Roman Reigns' babyface run is disappointing and has been insulting the intellect of the fans for so long. It's about time that the Big Dog embraces the dark side and becomes the biggest WWE villain ever.
#4 The Original Bullet Club ascends to rule both Raw and SmackDown
While the decision relies solely on the hands of the company, the business that can be done with this storyline would be too hard to put in words.
Finn Balor's WWE run has been disappointing, to say the least. The Irish sensation needs a legitimate story to shine and prove his worth to the wrestling world.
With both brands performing on the same PPV's, it gives WWE a monumental chance to save the company by aligning an elite faction.
A.J. Styles and Balor joining hands will not only rejuvenate the first Universal champion and the Club but will also increase the viewership of the product.
Taking the potential of this faction into account, it would bring a lot of excitement among the WWE Universe who are beginning to lose faith in Balor and the Club.
Considering that superstars like Adam Cole, who share history with the same faction are also working under the company, the reunion only makes it better and deadly.
Imagine Finn Balor, A.J. Styles, and the Club joining hands with the Undisputed Era to run this business. This could be the most interesting faction formations in WWE history.
#3 Triple H and Kevin Owens screw Sami Zayn in a classic Authority storyline
If Reigns turns heel, the company needs an incredible babyface to take the top spot and run with it.
While Seth Rollins has emerged as a legitimate babyface, bringing a humane character to a storyline on the red brand could elevate another superstar to the top of the food chain.
Since Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn share a turbulent past, it would be an incredible opportunity for the WWE to bring Triple H on television.
Considering the Cerebral Assassin played a major role in K.O.'s Universal Championship win, it would be logical to align him with his protege and screw Sami Zayn in the process.
Screwing Zayn in a classic Authority storyline could turn him into one of the biggest babyfaces on the red brand's history.
#2 Dean Ambrose returns and betrays the Architect
With everything Seth Rollins has accomplished with his brilliant performances on the red brand, it's a damn shame that the Architect does not have a credible feud.
While Rollins would be clashing with Elias at MITB, the man deserves more. The WWE Universe has been yearning to see the former NXT Champion go one-on-one against the Beast Incarnate at SummerSlam.
Since Brock Lesnar could square off against Roman Reigns again, it leaves Seth Rollins without a marquee opponent.
Pushing Dean Ambrose to the fold would not only bring tons of viewership but will also redefine his career again.
Screwing Seth Rollins with multiple chair shots would be the ultimate payback for the Lunatic Fringe and would set the wrestling world on fire.
#1 CM Punk makes a sensational return to the squared circle
After losing his second fight in UFC, one wonders what would be the next direction in CM Punk's admirable career.
While rumors of an appearance at 'All in' continue to do the rounds, there could be a possibility that Vince McMahon brings the Second City Savior back where he belongs.
The former WWE Champion has all the credentials to return in splendid fashion and shock the world.
With Brock Lesnar surpassing CM Punk's incredible title reign, it would be logical for the 39-year old to go after the Universal Championship.
If there's a momentous time for CM Punk to return and save the day, it is now.
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