Trio's triple
trouble solution?
With The Shield's involvement at
Wrestlemania undecided and fast approaching at the start of April, we'll look
at what could be done to save the trio from an uneventful and lacklustre
booking. Though WWE really should have had this laid down by now.
After a looming break up being
teased for Roman Reigns to fly solo the trio could easily battle in a super hot
threesome. Though WWE will expect Reigns to come out on top if it heads down
this route, WWE can actually protect the group by making Reigns lose. This will
safeguard the entire three members regardless of a split.

Reigns does not need to depart
from the group in a loss. He can stay and build up the dissention and
contemplate leaving after patchy support in the triple threat and beyond. On a losing
streak with the Shielders, Reigns would be further set and with an over
convoluted NostalgiaMania WWE need a full PPV to boost the disagreeing
partners. One or two months will do it, unless WWE want to build longer. There
si also the possibility Reigns could take over The Shield, too.
If the title isn't on the line
the same can happen in principal, or Reigns could win. The choice is the 'E's
but The Shield must be built strongly than a throwaway battle with no meaning.

With Dean Ambrose being the
spare, the unification battle possibly scheduled for Elimination Chamber was
postponed. Planning to attempt it here, WWE should avoid. Unifying the United
States with the Intercontinental championship is a huge mistake. Already
unifying the heavyweight titles at TLC with only three weeks preparation and
another John Cena/Randy Orton clash fans are sick off, WWE lost huge and predicted
buy rates. Ideas like that, with such monumental meaning behind them cannot be
ushered in on a whim. With such a unification, as touched on before, the
contenders will have nothing to strive for. When WWE needs huge stars to rise
and secondary titles are that platform whilst WWE earmarks its favourites for
heavyweight favourtism, rostered stars need something to aspire to. Removing
both titles does not increase the prestige of a title. WWE simply get bored or
feel there is no one capable backstage. There are tons. Christian, Mysterio,
NXT newbie's, Hennig Jr., Young, Sandow, Rio, Fandango and even Heath Slater.
When WWE wants to drop its stars, there are many waiting to pick up the
prestige, some will only reach the top of the midcard, others will be resting
in transit before heavyweight re-launch. Many can value WWE's gold if it
re-evaluates their rosters' commitments and direction given. One title will decrease the options available
to strive forward with such unachievable goals. It is counterproductive and
offers no sustainability.
With late booking and running out
of options, the company need to lock something in fast. Whatever it chooses, it
has to protect The Shield overall. Destroying this group for no reason would
not deliver what WWE needs to move forward with and this should be sought to
protect all major groups when forming such decisions that affect the entire
product in what will become a rising achievement for all or a simple outright
destruction of two guys for one boost gaining a five minute interest. Remember, Reigns,
among others need opponents to fight with once they become the star. You are
only ever as good as your last performance.
© Max Waltham 05th March 2014
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