Five things WWE must do at Super ShowDown
WWE Super ShowDown is set to take place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on June 6th and while the pay per view will once again come with its fair share of controversy, the company has more than made up for that with a stacked card for the event. In fact, between Goldberg versus Undertaker for the first time and Dolph Ziggler versus Kofi Kingston, this event could rival WrestleMania 35.
Whether that actually ends up happening or not remains to be seen and will depend on how WWE executes its game plan during this pay per view, but if Money in the Bank was any indicator, the company is sure to be firing on all cylinders. Furthermore, the competition they now face with AEW coming into relevance will only light more of a fire under them.
With that being said and the pay per view only two weeks away, here are five things WWE must avoid doing at Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia. As always, let us know your thoughts in the comments below and be sure to let us know what you think WWE should do at the upcoming pay per view.
#5 Have Andrade win The Intercontinental title
As much as it would hurt to watch Finn Balor lose The Intercontinental Championship at Super ShowDown, it would allow for WWE to finally establish Andrade as a mid-card star and set him up for great things in the future. It also finally gives the title the relevance it needs right now to sustain interest in the mid-card and could result in a great series of matches between Balor and Andrade.
In the end, Balor probably needs to ditch the mid-card title scene anyway and try to work his way up into the main title picture. Maybe even turn heel and be Kofi Kingston's next challenger for The WWE title. At least this way, Andrade can get the big win he has deserved for some time and Balor gets freed up to chase other opportunities.