10 Things That Should Definitely Not Happen After WrestleMania 32

10. Booking On The Fly

This entry works on the assumption that WWE's recent current booking has not been planned ahead of time, but the product appears far too rushed to have been carefully prepared. There are often instances when WWE has to make decisions in the heat of the moment, but nothing like we have seen in recent months should be allowed ever again. The booking became noticeably rushed directly following Seth Rollins' long-term knee injury in November. Ever since throwing together the Survivor Series tournament to claim Rollins' vacated WWE Championship, the writing staff have clearly been in a mad scramble to replan the events leading up to WrestleMania 32. Injuries to top stars haven't helped WWE's cause, but the same poor standard has been maintained ever since Rollins' absence. It's as though things were being made up as time moved along and as a result, WrestleMania appears to be a combination of matches the company has managed to throw together at the last minute. WrestleMania should act as the reset point for WWE. Once the event comes to a close, some sort of system definitely needs to be implemented to better prepare the company's writing staff for sudden changes in the future.