10 Booking Steps For Shane McMahon In AEW

Someone else who could be a good addition to the team as an enforcer, but would bring another element to the table, is Miro, who has struggled in AEW since his TNT Title run.

There have been glimpses of success on his end that never materialize for more than a few weeks before he disappears and loses all his momentum, starting the cycle over and over again. It's frustrating to watch as a fan, but imagine how rough it must be for someone like Miro himself.

As a former WWE talent, though, there's a built-in invitation that could be explained that McMahon is also using that history to draw in wrestlers who used to work for his father's company and are now looking to reposition themselves in better spots.

This could also apply to Paul Wight, who could act as a secondary manager of sorts (and de facto lord of the big men) along with Johnny TV for some variety to offset all the musclebound behemoths. It would be too one-dimensional for this faction to have only MJF and a bunch of brutes.

Ideally, this could also be a spot for Adam Copeland to turn heel, too, giving the faction another Hall of Famer and legend with instant credibility to give off a sense that they're becoming too powerful.