Things that the WWE should include and avoid in the Network

Make Or Break

Include: The Hall Of Fame induction Ceremonies

The Emotional punch

The Emotional punch

It’s a WWE tradition to induct the legends into Hall of Fame at the eve of WrestleMania every year. And though there will be a lot of hype to the night in between the WrestleMania buildup, the actual ceremony which spans over hours will be jam packed into a 3 minute video once it concludes.

With the WWE Network launching, the ceremony could be used more wisely as the fans would die to see their favorite names giving an emotional speech and giving out untold stories.

Showcasing the Hall Of Fame ceremonies that happened throughout the history will allow fans to know more about the personal life of the legends rather than sitting and seeing the scripted Legend’s house.

If they pull this off, it’s going to be one of the most emotional things about the Network since it will feed on the respect that the WWE Universe has for these men who gave their sweat and blood for the company.

Avoid: Main Eventers in Reality Shows

You Don't want him selling Ice Cream do you?

You Don’t want him selling Ice Cream do you?

It’s always nice to know more about the personality of the people in the current roster. For a fans it sounds heavenly but for the company its actually the worst thing for business.

Ever since its inception, the professional wrestling business has been laid out on a kayfabe world which serves as an integral part of the success that the promotions have achieved.

I mean how many from the fans community knows that Undertaker and Kane aren’t really brothers?

Well that’s something that the company needs to stick on to once the Network arrives. The main eventers who would be in some kind of big storyline need not be pulled into cheap reality shows which can ruin their kayfabe characters.

The point is: we don’t want to see a creepy guy like Bray Wyatt buying ice creams to children.

Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE

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