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#4 Triple H could build 205 Live to be a brand like NXT
It was rumored last week that Lio Rush might be on his way to 205 Live, and if you add in guys like Ricochet, Roderick Strong, and Johnny Gargano, it's not a stretch to say that 205 Live could grow into it's own brand like NXT eventually.
I think it is key to occasionally have these Cruiserweights mix it up with the main roster to add to their legitimacy. That has happened a little bit as of late with Hideo Itami's debut when he saved Finn Balor from Miz and The Miztourage.
Mixing it up doesn't have to just be relegated to story lines. Instead of making the Cruiserweight Division an exclusive brand, open it up and have guys from NXT, the UK Division, and even the main roster have a multi-month stay in the division to help build the brand.
Just like NXT, this is not going to happen overnight. There needs to be an importance placed on the brand that just isn't there quite yet. Once that happens, you can introduce superstars like Ricochet to the brand.
What makes Sting special? His first AEW opponent opens up RIGHT HERE.
