That sounds great on paper but the audience that boos him is gonna see that as an indication that WWE is "pushing him (even further) down our throats" and keep resenting him, maybe even more.
At this point I'm not sure some fans boo him because it's the new troll/fun/cool thing to do or because no matter what they do with him, he's always gonna be seen as WWE's next golden boy after what happened early in the year, so he's gonna get boos as a constant "fuck you" to the company regardless of his position on the card.
I thought that if he kept having good to great matches as he's been having and kept improving on the mic and as character - as he's been doing since February - the crowd would eventually give up and realize how good he is and stop booing. But at this point I have to think I was dead wrong.
The best way to go would be what Jingus said. It would be interesting to see if they go that route because that was what they refused to do with Cena in the mid-00's.