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#4. Going forward with Lashley/ Lio Rush break up
While The WWE had a lot of ambiguity surrounding whether Bobby Lashley would turn his back on Lio Rush, their recent interactions seem to point to that happening. Not only was that evident by Rush once again losing to Balor in an Intercontinental title match, but also by the heated discussion the two had afterward.
Maybe WWE waits a few weeks on this, especially since they could use the breakup to make the Fastlane pay per view more impactful, but don't expect the two to be a pair much longer. In fact, with Lashley seemingly joining up with Drew McIntyre and Baron Corbin, it doesn't feel like there is much of a place for Rush anymore.
Beyond that, Rush has pretty much been used up on Monday Night Raw and would probably benefit from a change of scenery. Whether that new scenery turns out to be 205 Live or Smackdown Live is up to the company, but they need to do something with him instead of just having him continue to lose and be a failed hype man.
