WWE TLC 2014: 5 Things that should happen at the Pay-Per-View

Was it a crazy dream or did WWE actually delivering a quality Survivor Series show? It was clearly among the best pay-per-views of the year (if it was real) and wrestling fans would be talking about it for years to come. But the problem with such shows is that, the company now has to follow up. The amount of expectation that the fans will have for the companys next pay-per-view outing TLC is a sky high and meeting those expectations will not be a walk in the park.While certain booking decisions could turn the show into a big success, some others are sure to drag it down the abyss. Lets forget about the latter category for the time being and see what all things should be done at TLC to make sure it doesnt sink.

#5 Dolph Ziggler in a big match

Ziggler came out as the sole survivor at Survivor Series and it was his underdog story that made everyone talk apart from Sting’s debut.

The fans were elated to see Ziggler finally getting the spotlight he deserves but the company didn’t make use of that situation. He was booked plain on the night that followed and looks almost certain to face Luke Harper at TLC for the Intercontinental championship.

However, WWE should find a different scenario for the showoff. He could face John Cena or Seth Rollins at TLC in a big match rather than settling for the mid card spot.  He is someone who belongs in the main event scene and with the crowd behind his back; WWE shouldn’t waste any more time in pushing him there.