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A lot is discussed about what is right and what is wrong about WWE and NXT. And no matter how hard WWE try, they are always under the scrutiny of the WWE Universe for quite some time now. Things seem to be going okay after a pay-per-view and it all comes tumbling back to where it was in a matter of weeks.
WWE in this was is seriously lacking in something which nobody has figured out, but are possibly putting out there every suggestion in their head to step-up their favourite show.
I am listing out five not so popular opinions about the WWE that are out there but never discussed. These opinions vary from person to person unlike any view that one might have over anything. If you disagree, feel free to sound off in the comments seton below.
#5 NXT Takeover and the hype around it
Truth be told, I can watch NXT TakeOver without any prior knowledge about who is fighting whom and for what possible reason. The promos are well cut and even someone who is just into Pay-Per-Views will understand the storyline leading to the feud. NXT:Takeover has been amazing so far, and even though the ever-changing roster of NXT, it has not failed to deliver great performances.
NXT, on the other hand, is really low. Barely anything happens on the show and the episode itself is sometimes boring. The episodes are full of promos with one or other wrestler jumping in the ring, announcing that he is going to be that next face of WWE. Some segments are nice, but if I was to compare NXT's weekly episode with SmackDown and RAW, the latter win by a very large margin.
#4 Another World Title reign for Brock Lesner
I actually would have no problem if Brock Lesner returns to WWE and goes on to become the new WWE Champion or Universal Champion again. Brock Lesner has authority over his character and I have already talked extensively about how great a performer Lesner is inside the ring.
Lesner showing up rarely might be a concern, but it puts so much on the Championship belt that you realize how important the belt is. Everything is not centred around him but when he appears less, the belt gains more importance that the Champion doesn't have to show every time and the challengers get an opportunity to fight other wrestlers in trying to send a statement across to the reigning champion.
#3 Finn Balor needs to define his demon persona a little better
Truth be told, we like Finn Balor in his demon persona. He fights with such authority and grace that you can't help but support him. Demon Balor last showed at SummerSlam in what concluded an almost one-sided match against Baron Corbin.
A week later, Balor lost almost clean to Corbin at SmackDown Live. If Demon Balor is so powerful, WWE certainly needs to create a distinction between the two personas. A different finisher, fighting style, and a whole new entrance theme will do the wonders.
#2 There is nothing wrong with TJ Perkins
TJ Perkins is an amazing athlete who also went on to become the first WWE Cruiserweight Champion. He has a uniqueness about him. A face with all the potential of a babyface character who could play really well as a heel certainly calls for some regard and appreciation.
TJ Perkins looks like the face that will sell on posters and considering not many people watch 205 Live, so many other good wrestlers like him will get worried without little or no attention towards their talent.
#1 Heel turn works for everybody except Ziggler
Becky Lynch and Randy Orton are the most recent examples of wrestlers bouncing back in the mainframe by turning heel. Turning heel is seen as a good step if some wrestler is lacking in character. Ziggler is an ultimate exception because nothing has worked for the wrestler.
As much as we want Ziggler to be at the top of the game, he just hasn't received the support of the WWE Universe. Ziggler turning heel or remaining a babyface is almost identical because nobody is interested. His feud against Seth Rollins and in-ring performances with Drew McIntyre has no garnered any interest. Now that the duo will be helping Braun Strowman get the title back from Roman Reigns, let's hope audience starts liking Ziggler.
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