5 things we want to see in WWE this summer

In the blink of an eye we're gearing up for the summer months in WWE, and as we look ahead to what the next 12 weeks or so hold, there are many possibilities on the table that interest us.

Some are much likely than others, but when it comes to all five entries we're about to list, we have an attachment and desire to really see them transpire in front of our eyes.

Of course, there's always the possibility of things remaining the same, but where's the fun in that?

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While their stock prices are surging it's no secret that the ratings have been dropping over the last few weeks, and it's no surprise that it has coincided with a stereotypical, paint by numbers stretch of lazy Money in the Bank storytelling.

So with all of that being said, here are five things we want to see in WWE this summer.

#5 Lesnar Loses The Title

We kick things off with the man who nobody expected to walk out of WrestleMania 34 with the Universal Championship: Brock Lesnar.

Somehow, some way, The Beast Incarnate overcame Roman Reigns yet again to ensure that his year-long title reign continued. Now, we're left to wonder where on earth WWE are going next with this run.

He clearly wants to head back to the UFC for at least one more fight, and as we've seen before, he's able to juggle both courtesy of the relationship between both companies.

However, his Championship reign started getting stale a few months ago, and at this point, we can't think of anything worse than having him carry the strap through to WrestleMania 35 at MetLife Stadium.

#4 New Day Heel Turn

We've seen The New Day do just about everything in this business as a trio, and they've been able to remain relevant against all the odds.

One thing they haven't really done, though, is push one member of the team above the other two in order to really go after one of the two World titles. Now, we'd really, really like to see that happen - but they need to turn heel in order for it to work.

They can still be goofy and utilize their great comedic chemistry - just as bad guys. It needs to happen in order to freshen up their act again, and the upcoming Money In The Bank pay-per-view would be a perfect time and place for them to do it.

Have Xavier & Big E assist Kofi in winning the briefcase, and the story can develop from there.

#3 The Top 1%

While EC3 may only just be kicking off his second run with WWE down in NXT, it feels like he's already in a position where he can start thinking about moving up to the main roster.

That may sound crazy to some, but Raw and SmackDown Live are calling out for a guy of his caliber and charisma to come up and completely change the game. No, we aren't exaggerating here.

We want to see him debut potentially during SummerSlam weekend, completely catching everyone off guard after defeating someone at Takeover just a few nights prior.

It'd feel fresh, it'd be fun, and it'd break the trend of NXT call-ups which have been easy to spot from a mile away.

It's certainly a risk, but he feels like the kind of guy Vince and Triple H would get behind.

#2 Miz Wins MITB 2.0

When The Miz won the Money In The Bank briefcase back in 2010, fans were convinced that he'd be the first man to unsuccessfully cash it in.

Then, on a random episode of Monday Night Raw, The Awesome One enjoyed arguably his finest moment in professional wrestling when he defeated Randy Orton to win the WWE Championship.

Now, almost eight years later, Miz is an even better version of himself and deserves to be given another crack at the world title scene.

To this day he'd go hand in hand with the MITB briefcase, and we could see him doing some really entertaining things with it. He doesn't necessarily need to cash it in until November time, but we've got our heart set on him reigning supreme in Chicago.

#1 Talking Smack Returns

We've heard whispers about this, but we don't want to wait until 2019 - Talking Smack needs to return, immediately. While it was certainly controversial at times, TS was a fantastic tool for WWE as SmackDown Live Superstars were able to express themselves in new and interesting ways alongside the likes of Renee Young and Daniel Bryan.

While Bryan would have to switch roles and become a competitor, he would still thrive under that spotlight - and the same goes for most of the guys and girls on the blue brand.

SD Live is clearly the superior show right now, and they need to strike while the iron is hot by continuing to improve its image and reputation.

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