Wrestlemania 35: 3 booking mistakes WWE must avoid
Wrestlemania is just about two weeks away. The card for the Show Of Shows is almost set. Wrestlemania 35 is promising to be the longest ever with recent reports stating that 17 matches are scheduled to take place at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. It is also going to be a historic Wrestlemania as for the first time in WWE history, women are going to headline the pay-per-view.
Ronda Rousey is set to defend RAW women's title against Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair in the main event. Other main event caliber matches which have been confirmed include Brock vs Rollins and TripleH vs Batista.
The match for the WWE championship has not been made official but Daniel Bryan vs Kofi Kingston looks locked on. John Cena and The Undertaker are scheduled for appearances at Wrestlemania but are not booked for any matches yet. Wrestlemania 35 is also Kurt Angle's last match before retiring from WWE.
Here are 3 booking mistakes WWE must avoid at Wrestlemania 35:
#1 Brock Lesnar still Universal champion
Brock Lesnar has been the Universal champion since Crown Jewel after Roman Reigns was forced to relinquish the title due to leukemia. The Beast has been flirting with a return to UFC for some time but still remains on WWE's payroll and has held the Universal championship hostage. The championship is meant to be the premier one in the company and it is hardly ever present on RAW as well as on pay-per-view.
Notwithstanding Brock Lesnar's star status, WWE needs to look beyond him. Seth Rollins is set to face Brock for the Universal championship at Wrestlemania in a match which The Architect must win.
The current main roster is one of the best it ever has been, and it is high time the regular superstars are rewarded more than the part-timers. Seth Rollins, Drew Mcintyre, Finn Balor are just some of the superstars who the company can bank on with the Universal championship and move forward.