#3 Make every title feel important
WrestleMania is naturally going to put more emphasis on the WWE and Universal Championships, but there are seven other titles WWE needs to make sure look important, and unfortunately, this isn't always accomplished.
Between the two-hour pre-show and five-hour main show, there is more than enough time to give every title a proper match in addition to any special attractions WWE decides to add like celebrity bouts or The Undertaker's yearly contest.
The United States and Intercontinental Championships are held by Chris Jericho and Dean Ambrose respectively. Both men are main event talents, so they and their titles need to be given the proper attention.
In order to continue making the women's division a bigger part of the show, the Raw and SmackDown Champions not only need to be treated as equals but need big matches against opponents who can produce high-quality performances.
The tag titles are often a sideshow at WrestleMania, and the champions didn't even defend the belts last year. With the tag team division being more competitive than it has been in years, both sets of titles should get real storylines heading into the pay-per-view.
Then there's the Cruiserweight Championship. 205 Live has had trouble getting off the ground following the Cruiserweight Classic, so a standout match at WrestleMania could be what it takes to give the division a boost. Considering the CWC produced several Match of the Year candidates, we know it can be done.
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