10 Booking Steps For WWE Monday Night Raw (Oct 5)

This past week after Monday Night Raw, WWE must have been horrified to learn the TV rating for the show. Incredibly, this particular episode was the lowest-rated edition of the program since the company shifted to a full-time 3-hour format in 2012. That's obviously not good news, and it's clear some major changes must be made in order to rectify this fact. The big question remains over why WWE continue their ignorance over what's not working. Recently, viewership has decreased with each passing hour, making it fair to surmise that people watching aren't being hooked by what the show has to offer. As time progresses, fans become less enamoured with what's being presented, and decide to slowly tune out as a result. There's hopes that Brock Lesnar will be able to change that. The 'Beast' will appear on Raw mere days after his battle with The Big Show at Madison Square Garden. Surely, the creative team will have something special for Brock, because they need to keep viewers glued to their televisions. One other query involves exactly what WWE will do with every other aspect of the show. Given all that happened last Monday - not to mention what may happen at 'Live From MSG' - what could Raw have in store this coming week? One thing's for sure, it needs to be more impactful than the last episode if ratings are going to increase.