10 Things WWE Need To Stop Doing Right Now

Credit where credit is due, even the most jaded of fans must have enjoyed a few things WWE have presented in 2015. The Undertaker has wrestled more than he has since 2010, and the company are at least trying to push new stars into the spotlight. The likes of Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens have all been featured heavily. In addition to those relatively fresh names, the men and women on NXT have been doing a grand job. WWE seems content with the developmental system, which is reaping great praise from all corners of the wrestling kingdom. Speaking of women, the 'female revolution' on the main roster is paying dividends, and fans are being treated to some of the best Diva matches in a long time. Unfortunately, despite those plus points, there are still negatives. These niggling points are really ones the promotion should have sorted out by now, and some were bad decisions to begin with. That's what this article is all about, highlighting those things that WWE really need to stop doing, and fast. Yes, there's a lot to be happy about, but these issues are preventing WWE from really being great. Fans have long complained about the fact that Monday Night Raw is too long, but these points are right up there alongside that as a major bone of contention.