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#4 Have Samoa Joe ambush The SmackDown Survivor Series team
There are two things WWE can achieve with this.
The first is to give Samoa Joe his momentum back after being the first one eliminated from the men's Survivor Series match and the second thing is to write Shane McMahon off of television for the foreseeable future. Beyond that, it could also cement a face turn for The Miz, which is seemingly the direction the company is going with things.
All WWE has to do is have Shane McMahon and the rest of The Survivor Series team out in the ring to face the consequences of not winning and then bring Samoa Joe out. Then McMahon punishes him for being eliminated first, which pisses him off and causes him to attack Shane
Joe can then turn his attention to the rest of the the Survivor Series team and set up a feud with one of them. Maybe WWE could even have Joe attack The Miz, which will go a long way in turning the former Champion into a face for the first time in awhile and setting up a match between the two at TLC.
