10 Things Which Need To Happen On The RAW After WrestleMania 36

This potentially ties nicely into what we were just saying about Brock Lesnar, because seeing Edge take on The Beast in the not too distant future could result in a killer match. Whatever the case may be, though, the WWE Hall of Famer getting a new rival once Randy Orton is dealt with at WrestleMania is a must if the company hopes to keep us invested in his in-ring return.

It's previously been reported that Edge has signed a deal which will see him wrestle three times a year and make at least 50 appearances over the course of his two-year deal with WWE. An argument could be made that his matches should be saved for shows like SummerSlam and Survivor Series, but with so much uncertainty right now, keeping him on TV definitely wouldn't be the worst decision in the world.

Lesnar is certainly one possibility, but it would arguably be even more exciting to see him come face to face with wrestlers he's never faced before like AJ Styles, Seth Rollins, and Andrade. Seeing as Edge inadvertently injured The Phenomenal One at the Royal Rumble, that's definitely a rivalry which could have some real potential moving forward.