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#4 Blur the lines
Did WWE forget how to blur the lines?
It honestly feels like that way, especially since the company gave up on that kind of storytelling after WrestleMania 35, but the end of the PG Era could end up changing that. In fact, between the spectacular moment that took place at the start of Raw, to later in the night when Maria Kanellis announced her pregnancy, WWE had a reality-bending edge to it last week.
Now all WWE needs to do is further blur that line between reality and fiction until the fans are so sucked in, that they don't know the difference. WWE also need to experiment with playing with fans emotions more, which will only serve to sharpen the impact of each storyline and really get fans into the experience.
WWE needs more moments like the sort they created between Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Ronda Rousey leading into WrestleMania 35. That undeniable clash between reality and fiction made you question if they really wanted to kill each other. That's the kind of storytelling WWE needs to do now that the PG Era is over.
