10 WWE opinions you may not like to hear

No matter how hard WWE has tried over the last few years and how happy the NXT universe is, World Wrestling Entertainment has been ridiculed for quite some time now. Opinion matter a lot in terms of what one likes and dislikes, and in a way that has shaped the WWE universe we see as of today. The creative team has been harshly criticised for even minor plotholes and the idea of pushing a wrestler too much and not pushing a wrestler adequately is seen as a flaw that sometimes pushes the audience away from a particular wrestler. The truth is, despite the fans reeking havoc on the creative team about everything that has gone wrong, WWE is doing a lot of good things. The flip side, there are a lot of things that could have been better. But then again, that's an opinion.

I hardly seem to get the algorithm behind who the audience is cheering and why some wrestlers as heels garner more love. On a personal level, I have seen myself fighting with the idea that Velveteen Dream is just overrated, but I have always found his bouts interesting. These opinions hardly matter on the personal level, but when the whole crowd is booing one of the top guys of the business, and the Championship wins are accompanied by boos instead of celebration like they used to, one wonders if the problem is with WWE or the WWE fans.

Here are 10 opinions that WWE Universe may not like to hear and that's just about every personal opinion one has about the biggest wrestling company.

NXT is not better because Triple H is the boss

WWE Universe seems to have rested on this notion that NXT is doing great because Triple H is the boss. It has hardly anything to do with which face is running the particular show for the company. Since it's been advertised as Vince is running the WWE Universe: RAW and SmackDown as we know it, and Triple H is in charge of the NXT brand, we have come to an opinion that NXT is better because of this reason.

According to the list of WWE personnel on Wikipedia, there are 7 people credited in the creative writer's team for all their shows and events. I don't see why instead of fully crediting the wrestlers, we have in a way found this as a reason why we think NXT is better.

Mic ability compliments in-ring ability

Promos are a great deal in WWE. The indie business is a lot different in that way. I get it, a wrestler has to connect with the audience and speak his rehearsed lines so he can hit the right chord among them.

But the concept that mic-skills make a good wrestler and decided if he deserves a push or not is just blatant. There are many wrestlers for whom talent speaks for themselves. A great way of tackling this problem is wrestling and not trash talk and the inverted W for a talk show.

Shinsuke Nakamura has fallen into the mid-card

I say this not because Nakamura is a deserving WWE Champion and has settled for the United States Champion for the time being but because there is hardly any buzz about the Japanese superstar. Shinsuke Nakamura is often a miss these days, and the audience hasn't connected to him for very long. To the extent that AJ Styles vs Shinsuke Nakamura, billed as the dream match grew boring after a while.

Probably the fact that he can't give great promos, but I certainly believe Nakamura can make the wrestling do the talking.

Short storylines are better

I remember being on the opposite side of this very opinion that I now convey. Yes, storylines spanning a couple of months is okay, but a little longer and the matches lose their intensity. While longer storylines call for great background into the bout, I hardly see the idea of a Champion being pitted into a feud that lasts for more than 2 months. It takes away the opportunity for other wrestlers to battle for the belt and the whole show then centers on these two attractions.

The fact that Brock Lesner could find some time from his busy schedule and be a part of WWE for 500 odd days as a Champion and only fought Roman Reigns for the latter part of his reign is a harsh reality. Lesner had a couple of fights with Strowman which included Roman in various stipulations. The rest of the promos, presence, bouts were all about Roman Reigns. A feud which only curtained with Roman finally winning the championship.

WWE decided that SmackDown is not the flagship show

It isn't just about RAW and it's name and logo and the idea that it is supposedly better than SmackDown. But it's about WWE trying to bill their red brand as superior. Even with performers like Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, SmackDown feuds and championship matches are hardly in the main event scope for any major Pay-Per-View.

The fact that dream match between AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura did not main event WrestleMania 34 and not just that, but was for a reason unknown fell even before RAW Tag-Team match speaks the truth.

WWE shouldn't sign every Indie wrestler

Triple H and the NXT: The Developmental Brand

Yes, some of them are really good. Some of them have done wonders for the company and while some of them are just fit for indie wrestling alone. WWE has tried to sign every major name in the wrestling industry, while indie promotions have been ALL IN by trying different ways to sell their talent to the public.

WWE has a crowded roster and signing every established and experienced indie talent is a flaw for the wrestlers who have actually grown from WWE's developmental centers. And often, because of the already crowded rosters, indie wrestlers find it hard to get big in the WWE universe.

Brock Lesner's fights are great

I have often noticed that, no matter how much I hate Brock Lesner for not showing up regularly and not giving the opportunity to give the fans to see the beast in action, I have always loved his matches.

Brock Lesner is a legitimate performer who gives everything to his fights. Yes, often they are very short but watching the beast fall on his feet and the announcers screaming at the top of their voices that the beast is down, falls for a great adrenaline rush. Lesner's matches against Triple H, John Cena, The Undertaker and fatal-4-way against Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman and Kane were amazing. Whenever Lesner wins a match, the sweating beast, grinning like a monster with the belt intact has always had a realistic feel to me about how much Lesner pushes himself to give great fights.

Legend vs Legend is great

It's no authority but just an opinion that Seth Rollins vs Sting happened because Seth Rollins was going through a major push in the WWE. Triple H has lost quite a many WrestleMania matches because of the same reason. I will agree with Shawn Michaels for old superstars making a return. Shawn Michaels talking about his return in-ring mentioned how he is ready for Tag-Team matches or matches with the likes of wrestlers who competed at his time. "Something like that I would consider but nobody ever talks about that. It's always me and somebody half my age." Michaels was quoted as saying in an interview with Inside the Ropes.

It's true to a large extent, the fact that The Undertaker vs Triple H excites WWE Universe more than The Undertaker vs Rusev Casket Match is more gravity to this statement.

WWE sticks to babyfaces for Champions

Braun Strowman will look to cash-in his Money in the Bank contract

Roman Reigns in his first RAW segment came around like a gentleman as the new Universal Champion and challenged Finn Balor for the Championship and even mentioned how he thinks that the first Universal Champion deserves another chance, only talks about the countless chances he got to reach there. WWE has a few wrestlers, it believes can be champions as heels. Mostly Randy Orton today, other heels serves as baits for a major push to babyfaces of the company. Kevin Owens has been under this treatment for quite some time now, with Braun Strowman going after the championship belt.

Has Vince lost touch? No chance in hell!

Vince McMahon has been under the scrutiny of the wrestling universe for quite some time now. Fans can be seen complaining about how Vince McMahon should probably leave the duties. But the stout businessman behind Vince is only getting better by the day.

Vince has found a way to brainwash the fans into believing that Shane McMahon or Triple H as the face who runs a particular show makes the show better. It is but a mere mirage that throwing in his son or son-in-law yields better results. Vince is still the head and the creative team is still the same. I don't see how he must have lost his touch, McMahon is only getting better with age.

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Edited by Amar Anand