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#3 WWE's failure to give the fans what they want
The biggest gripe that most of the hardcore wrestling fans have with current WWE product is the fact that the company has stopped listening to its fans.
Professional wrestling is largely based on perception and crowd reactions play a huge role in determining the course of a wrestling programme.
But, given their monopoly over the business, the WWE doesn't seem to care about what the fans think and this has resulted in the company drawing low crowds on live events and record-low ratings on primetime television.
The company has constantly overlooked some of its most talented superstars and failed to cash in on their popularity at the right time.
Vince McMahon seems to have lost sight as he believes what worked a decade ago will definitely work now when that isn't the case at all.
There isn't anything exciting to look forward to in WWE's weekly programming. The fans are looking for a genuine alternative and many of them believe that AEW could be one.
ALL IN was centered around giving fans what they want and breaking WWE's monopoly over the wrestling business.
The huge success of the event clearly indicated the wrestling community was wanting change in the business and the AEW seems to be that change that they have been looking for.
