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#3 Holographic battle
We live in 2017 where a holographic Tupac can still show up to rap with a real-life Snoop Dogg on a stage in front of thousands of people. At this point, WWE could certainly utilize this technology and just simulate a holographic dream match like The Rock vs Andre The Giant.
In the middle of a big pay-per-view match is never a good time for the lights to go out but it seems to happen all the time to Bray Wyatt. What if the lights go out during a PPV match between Wyatt and Balor and when they come back on, Bray is just standing in the middle of the ring? Balor could run at Wyatt but instead of taking off his head with a shotgun dropkick, the first-ever Universal Champion goes through his opponent, literally.
The Bray Wyatt in the ring could only be a hologram allowing the real Eater Of Worlds to jump up, hit a Sister Abigail and snag a surprise pinfall. Yeah, they've already tried this one against Dean Ambrose in a Hell In A Cell match, but maybe they'll be able to iron out all the wrinkles the second time around. Besides, that happened in 2014 and that was forever ago when you're talking about WWE.
