10 Big Problems WWE Faces After WrestleMania 32

10. The Traditional Post-'Mania Lull

One distinct aspect following WrestleMania that could be considered a negative is that the promotion traditionally experiences a lull after the event. 'Mania is such a huge deal that it almost feels like a deflation when the pay-per-view is all over with. Many of the more casual fans who only tune in for this time of year retreat, and the more hardcore fanatics are left picking up the pieces.

More often than not, WWE don't combat this experience very well. The post-WrestleMania episode of Monday Night Raw is usually a good one, but it's where the company go from there that represents the real issue. The next major show after 'Mania is Payback on May 1, and Extreme Rules quickly follows that less than a full month later on May 22.

It's crucial that WWE address the age-old problem of cramming everything they can into WrestleMania and then being caught cold afterwards. There are ways they can do that, but it cannot be denied that things always feel a little empty once the biggest show of the year is all over with.