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#3 No Authority
One of the gripes that many fans had with Raw not so long ago was that much of the relevant programming on it was centered around the Authority.
It wasn't so much that Stephanie McMahon and Triple H were bad for business. In fact, quite the contrary. But focusing on booking them right and any Superstar involved with them would often result in less television time and/or shoddy booking for other Superstars.
As a whole, the quality of the product suffered because of that.
Plus, no one wanted to see Stephanie McMahon procure all of that heat year-round by undercutting and tearing into babyfaces...only to be on the receiving end of one meagre table bump by way of payoff.
And as evinced on Raw ever since WrestleMania 33...it's just been a much better show without wasting 40 minutes of programming every week showing two people in suits put down their employees and talk themselves up.
