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#3 Turn The New Day heel
Could WWE do the impossible?
The company has done the impossible before and done it pretty well to some extent, but would it be going too far to turn The New Day heel? While there is an argument to be made that having the group turn on the fans would affect their support, their merchandise sales and the positivity they have managed to generate, it could also be the start of a whole new chapter for them.
Keep in mind that everything changes in WWE and that's how the product grows. Sure, they could keep The New Day as the good guys and ride out the gimmick in the mid-card somewhere before their eventual breakup, but why not flip the script and make them the bad guys?
Think about it this way. WWE have run the power of positivity into the ground. It has been done for years now and while it has been popular with fans, there's room for changes. So why not try to do something new and vibrant? Why not try to bring a new layer to a character that desperately needs it at this point?
If nothing else, this could be a great way for The New Day to swerve the fans and become one of the most dominant heel factions in WWE right now. It also paves the way for an eventual break up while also holding off on it for a little while longer until the storyline is justified.
