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A Few Weeks After WrestleMania 35, It Looks Like WWE Scenarios Are Overlooked more than ever before.
The Shake-Up Superstar 2019 was the main topic of discussion this month, as many Superstars have continued to change brands since the compositional changes were supposed to be finalized in two evenings on the episodes of Raw e t SmackDown Live April 15 & 16
There was also a lot of debate around the WWE Main Training Championships after the title-to-title match between Universal Champion. Seth Rollins and WWE Champion Ko fi Kingston on the Raw after WrestleMania was brutally interrupted as a result of bar interference.
With 10 titles potentially earning at every pay-per-view, there is the impression that there are far too many championships to win and WWE television is currently lost and title changes start to lose importance.
In this article, let's examine five reasons why WWE should consider merging Raw (Universal, US, Raw Tag Team, Raw Women's) and SmackDown Live (WWE, Intercontinental, SmackDown) Tag Team, SmackDown Women's SummerSlam 2019 Pay TV on August 11th.
# 5 A Superior Quality Scenario
Looking through the current titles of the main group, it is clear that the WWE focuses on four of them – the World Championship, the WWE Championship and both Women's Championships – and secondary title Titles, as well as titles, are not considered a priority.
If the WWE were to merge the World Championship with the WWE Championship, there would be only one male champion and no one could argue over whether the holder of the Raw or the SmackDown Live title was more worthy than the other.
The same is true, where an Intercontinental Championship-United States Championship merger would almost certainly make WWE consider the title (s) as a priority, rather than exchanging champions on a monthly basis. just to give fans a title change.
The merger of titles between men does not even need to be explained. None of the two series of titles seems significant and the tag division of SmackDown Live has been decimated by the Shake-Up, so why not collect the titles and follow the same path as the women's team titles?
Regarding Raw and SmackDown Becky Lynch has made the titles more relevant than ever by organizing them at the same time, which shows that this idea of merging titles can work.
