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Solution: Make the midcard matter again!
First things first, WWE needs to stop basing midcard feuds off of the most ridiculous of concepts. If nothing else, it makes it really hard to buy into a feud, especially if it is based on something meaningless that won't help them move up the card and WWE needs to stop making a habit of that.
With that being said, WWE needs to implement better storytelling into these feuds and do their best to raise the stakes a bit. Maybe its a loser leaves Raw match between Bobby Rhoode and Mojo Rawley or even a match between Bobby Lashely and Elias that stipulates if Lashely wins he gets to destroy Elias's guitar.
At least make it interesting! In fact, at least give The WWE Universe some kind of pay off to these feuds, which will, in turn, make them meaningful. All WWE has to do is create momentum and build upon. Somthing they have done time and time again in the main event picture, but fail to do when it comes to their mid-card.
