Thread: Who should be the next Universal Champion?
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Old 10-25-2018, 08:38 PM   #36
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I had a shower thought about WrestleMania next year last night. I'm a big fan of star power and all that, and I appreciate how nice it is to have men in the house, but WWE really needs to pinch themselves and make some new ones.

I would consider, and I would need to think about this and not make the decision in haste, getting rid of all the part-timers. I wouldn't use the full-time guys as often as they are being used, but I'd consider saying goodbye to Brock, Shawn, Angle, Taker, Triple H, Batista, Cena and Rock -- as much as a few of those break my heart.

It then becomes challenging to put together a WrestleMania card, but then the end result is something that isn't pumped full of 5 matches featuring part-time guys forcing your current guys into multi-man scenarios and the like. Suddenly who you put against who becomes far more crucial, as does progression up the ranks and focus on there being stories behind the matches.

I'd consider just dropping the Universal Title completely. Just have AJ as WWE Champion. The problem is that the best Mania match I can think of for him is against Randy Orton, haha.
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