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#2 Not giving enough time to the legends
What we know about the WWE Universe in Saudi Arabia is that they love their legends. They have respect for the superstars who have made it big in the industry in the past and are actively competing on and off to entertain the fans.
This has resulted in Saudi Arabia getting superstars such as The Undertaker, Triple H, Kane, and Kurt Angle for matches at events in The Kingdom and entertaining the masses.
Similarly, this year we will see superstars such as Goldberg make the trip to Saudi Arabia for his first pay-per-view with WWE there along with The Undertaker, Triple H, and Randy Orton.
With such a loaded card consisting of such respectable names, WWE should have dedicated some time to build up the matches which include these men.
Instead, they’ve waited until the last few days to get Triple H and Randy Orton face-to-face on Raw, and for Undertaker to appear on Raw and Goldberg on SmackDown.
If traveling and scheduling was an issue, the creatives could have relied on some promos and videos to help with the build-up which would have not only gotten the Saudi audience excited for the clashes but the rest of the WWE Universe too.
