15 New WWE Talk Show Concepts For 2021 (5 For Each Brand)

15. The Boardroom With The Robert Stone Brand

One of the chief issues with a bloated, at times unwieldy WWE roster is that countless superstars are lost in the shuffle through sheer lack of exposure. Granted, several have been able to break through and lay the foundation for their identity. Others still may need a platform, say The Robert Stone Brand, to start building their own.

By now it's understood that the Robert Stone character is meant to be a not-so-veiled shot across the bow to a certain competitor of WWE. Stone is portrayed as a hapless, bumbling idiot who fails to recruit superstars at every turn, loses clients he signs in a matter of weeks, and retains one client that has nowhere else to go. In short, the character is spinning its wheels.

Why not change the narrative? Provide a boardroom setting with assistant Aliyah lining up three interviews with struggling talent each week. Depending on each interviewee's alignment, they can either accept or decline Stone's offer to join. The Robert Stone Brand gains traction and builds a decent stable, struggling names get TV time, mid-card and preliminary feuds are built and nobody loses.