WWE: 30 Things That Must Happen After WrestleMania 30
12. Have Paige Debut In WWE As The Real Women's Champion
The Divas title and division in general has became a joke in WWE, exemplified by the fact AJ Lee is booked to defend her belt in a 14 person invitational at WrestleMania 30. It's depressing how bad the division is right now, lifeless characters, meaningless feuds, terrible matches. AJ is a good performer, but the belt has died a death. Total Divas is a success story, but right now the diva involvement on Raw and Smackdown can only be described as a failure. Too many of us remember the glory days of Trish Stratus, what we see now just won't cut it. The way to turn this around would be to perform a reset. Have a real women's wrestler, NXT's Paige, come in and declare herself the real champion (she currently holds the NXT version of the belt). This can spearhead a rebirth for the division following the abysmal booking of WrestleMania we can have Paige beat AJ to unite the belts, leading the way for a fresh take on a dead part of WWE TV.
11. Save Damien Sandow's Career
I could scarcely believe my eyes this past Monday on Raw, the talented Damien Sandow was crushed by Sin Cara in just a minute. It was the ultimate jobber experience, Sandow having to take a beating from Cara who himself is a rarely used jobber. It made it all the worse given that Cara had Scooby Doo at ringside, who was the real focus of the action. This was the lowest point of Sandow's descent into irrelevancy over the last few months. It doesn't seem that long ago since he was Mr Money In The Bank and contesting a thrilling World Title match with John Cena on Raw. Now this? He deserves better. Sandow is an experienced in-ring veteran who is masterfully skilled in athletic pro-wrestling. He's also a great act on the microphone. WWE could and should use him better. They should start after Mania, re-package him as a face and get behind him in a push. Allow him to cut promos, this guy could be brilliant if given the ball to run with.
The Divas title and division in general has became a joke in WWE, exemplified by the fact AJ Lee is booked to defend her belt in a 14 person invitational at WrestleMania 30. It's depressing how bad the division is right now, lifeless characters, meaningless feuds, terrible matches. AJ is a good performer, but the belt has died a death. Total Divas is a success story, but right now the diva involvement on Raw and Smackdown can only be described as a failure. Too many of us remember the glory days of Trish Stratus, what we see now just won't cut it. The way to turn this around would be to perform a reset. Have a real women's wrestler, NXT's Paige, come in and declare herself the real champion (she currently holds the NXT version of the belt). This can spearhead a rebirth for the division following the abysmal booking of WrestleMania we can have Paige beat AJ to unite the belts, leading the way for a fresh take on a dead part of WWE TV.
