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#2 Wasting the NXT call-ups on the main roster
Would you call moving from NXT to the main roster a promotion? I certainly would not. While the amount of exposure certainly goes up, the amount of opportunities and sensible booking goes down with a much higher rate.
Vince has often been accused of calling up NXT talents on the main roster only to bury them within a few months to an extent that they hardly get any TV time. It is a shame to see talents like EC3, Sanity, The Revival and many more having no sense of direction to their characters on the main roster.
With such a stacked main-roster, I don't really get why does WWE call-up so many NXT superstars together so frequently. Superstars like EC3 would have been better-off in NXT competing for the NXT Championship instead of sitting in a dumb Uso block party backstage on RAW.
WWE seriously needs to stop this mistake as this would only result in more and more unsatisfied superstars asking for their release from the company.
