In my opinion, WWE got off to a great start this year, then slowly fizzled out (aside from The Nexus), and are now back on the right track. There are a lot of things I'd like to see in 2011 (mostly within the Main Event/Championship picture), but these are probably the ones I want to see the most.
Recognition of the ECW & NWA World Heavyweight Championships: Some people might not think it really matters whether or not WWE recognizes these championships. But, hear me out: WWE has a lot of main-event talent, and a lot more "World Champions" than they let on. The last person to have won the ECW World Championship and have be recognized by WWE as a "World Champion" was Bobby Lashley, despite the fact that when John Morrison, CM Punk, and Chavo Guerrero won the belt, it was still named ECW World Championship. If I remember correctly, the name change occurred during Guerrero's reign. WWE is the ONLY entity that doesn't recognize anyone who held the title after Lashley vacated it as a "World Champion". Now, in terms of what is considered a world championship goes, there's been an unwritten code within all of professional wrestling for the past 15+ years or so to go by the rankings of PWI. The ECW Championship, despite being used as a mid-card belt, was ranked as a world champion, so it only seems fair that Christian, CM Punk, John Morrison, etc. get credit for being a World Champion during their reigns. Also, WWE only recognized Ric Flair as a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Christian's also held that Championship twice, and again, it only seems fair to mention his reign as NWA Champion.
Christian as WWE/World Champion: Honestly, this is long overdue. Christian is one of the best superstars on the main roster, both in the ring and on the mic. Sadly, he's still being punished for leaving to TNA. Despite being a four-time World Champion, Vince does not want him to be in the main event. Hell, he doesn't even recognize Christian's four world championship reigns, as a two-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, and ECW Champion. (WWE doesn't count ECW Championship reigns from 2007-2010 as World Title reigns) Christian is someone with the credibility to hold either the WWE Championship or the World Championship. He's also a fresh, new face to the Championship scene. Vince just needs to give him the chance.
John Morrison as WWE/World Champion: Here's another case of a former world champion not getting the rightful recognition. Morrison won the ECW World Championship at the very first Night of Champions event. He's definitely improved a lot since then, both in the ring and on the mic (granted, his mic skills need some more work, but still). I really think this is his year. As much as I'd like to see him come out on top of his WWE Championship feud with The Miz, it most likely won't happen. In which case, move him to SmackDown and have him win the World Championship. In any case, Morrison needs to win either the WWE Championship or the World Championship by the end of 2011.
Dolph Ziggler as WWE/World Champion: Dolph Ziggler has quickly become one of the best in the ring on the main roster. His matches with Daniel Bryan have been nothing short of amazing. Vince must agree, since their match at Bragging Rights was tied with The Undertaker v. Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania. Give him a chance, he's already bringing prestige back to the Intercontinental Championship. I think he'd be great holding the WWE/World Championship.
Daniel Bryan as WWE/World Champion: A four-time world champion, Bryan has the skills and credibility to be at the top of the WWE food chain. Those who have seen his matches on the independents know this, the WWE Universe knows this, and Vince knows this. Give him the belt this year.
Alberto Del Rio as WWE/World Champion: It's obvious Vince wants Del Rio as the WWE/World Champion this year. He's made mention to it via commentary and his having Creative combine his match with Edge's at TLC. He has the mic skills and the ring prowess to be a great champion. I think by the end of 2011, he will have won the championship at least once, if not twice.
Drew McIntyre as WWE/World Champion: Another man who Vince obviously wants to be a world champion. You don't just go around giving someone the nickname of "The Chosen One" and referring to him on-screen as "a future world champion" without knowing you're going to push him to that level soon.
Reinvigorated Divas Division: I might be one of the few people who actually enjoys Women's Wrestling. I think this is actually in action already, as Vince made a Divas Tables match at TLC, which lasted about 12 minutes (9 minutes longer than I was expecting). They've got Divas that CAN actually wrestle well: AJ, Naomi (it's no secret these ladies are both employed by WWE), Beth Phoenix, Gail Kim, current WWE Divas Champion Natalya, Michelle McCool, Layla (she's definitely improved this year), Eve Torres, Tamina, Maryse, Melina. They also have Divas who have improved in the ring such as The Bellas, Alicia Fox, and Rosa Mendes. Give the Divas more screen time, and allow them to WRESTLE.
Reinvigorated Tag Team Division: I think Santino Marella and Vladimir Kozlov are the perfect WWE Tag Team Champions right now. They represent two things, in my opinion: the fact that Vince thinks Tag Team Wrestling is a joke, and the promise of the division. Both are actually decent workers, and have established themselves as a Tag Team. I just hope that the division doesn't go to waste.
Edge v. Triple H: Someone mentioned it earlier. This is a feud I've been waiting to see since Edge's return in 2004 during the time he feuded with Evolution (more specifically Randy Orton). It's a fresh idea, and I think both men can definitely bring out the best in each other. I'd actually like to see Hunter play the heel in this one. Although both play excellent heels (and I thoroughly enjoy both their heel characters), I feel that a face Edge could make this feud work better. Triple H is pretty stale as a heel, and a face Edge is something we've rarely seen.
CM Punk v. Randy Orton: It's obvious Punk will feud with Cena, probably until WrestleMania. In regards to the mystery person, I really don't think it's Cena, I (like most of the IWC and WWE U-verse) think it's Orton. Orton DID, after all, cost Punk his World Championship back in 2008. This would also be a great feud for Punk, and it would be something new to the table.
John Cena v. The Undertaker: This match needs to happen. Period. Cena will obviously feud with Punk (most likely until Mania). But, in the event that that feud gets cut short, Cena v. Taker at Mania will draw. It's something we've never seen (at Mania, at least). Most of the WWE Universe doesn't know that these two HAVE already feuded. Back in 2003, The Undertaker and John Cena actually had a match at Vengeance, which was really good, and (although I knew that ultimately Taker would win) there were times when I thought Cena might have the match won, especially after he kicked out of the Tombstone Piledriver. If Cena could hold his own against the Undertaker while still a mid-carder, imagine how that match would go today.