7 Improvements WWE Network Needs To Make

One of the many functions WWE would be smart to borrow from the almighty Netflix is the simple content rating function.

Incorporating a user input rating into each show - or even individual matches - would be humongous step in the right direction for the Network. The benefits would make the entire service more personalised, while also allow for far more efficient navigation for the user.

Firing up the Network to see a list of suggested viewing based on your preferred bouts and shows would be a wrestling fan's dream, while the individual ratings could also allow the search function to incorporate another manner of ordering results once a search has been made.

At present, searching a performer's name will leave you with results that are largely random based on when the episode they appeared in was uploaded. Ordering by rating would not only be more logical but also be a tremendous representation of the content's quality.

If you search "Shawn Michaels" at the moment, chances are you'll be met by random matches involving the likes of IRS and One Man Gang. Imagine searching for HBK bouts and being hit with his greatest hits; the first few pages of results alone would be a week's worth of viewing!