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#3 Step-up the promo game
One of the few advantages for WWE during these "no-fans" shows is that the WWE Universe can't hijack a segment with their chants. We've often witnessed moments where a WWE Superstar is trying to cut a promo in the ring only to be met by the "What?" chants from the crowd, which pretty much takes away the feel from it. Thankfully, none of this can happen in the shows at the Performance Center.
With there being very little in-ring action, the need of the hour is for the Superstars to step-up their promo game. As witnessed in the last two shows, the promos in an empty arena come out to be much more intense than they do in a full-packed arena. Be it Edge challenging Randy Orton, or Roman Reigns sitting down for an in-ring interview with Michael Cole, the promo segments have been amazing this past week and this needs to continue.
The confrontation between John Cena and Bray Wyatt on SmackDown was one of the best segments we've seen this year as Wyatt's evil laughter echoed in the empty arena, giving it a more terrifying feel. Speaking of Bray, there's another interesting thing WWE could do with him...
