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#3. Part-time status
What's become clear is that WWE fans have become increasingly impatient with regards to part-timers. Sure, you could make an exception about John Cena, because his role has very clearly been to put over superstars at every given opportunity.
But Brock Lesnar's part-time status has gotten fans annoyed more often than not, because despite the whole point of the part-time status being to make Lesnar "feel more special", it really hasn't been that of late.
The part-timer tag itself has become somewhat of a taboo in WWE, and we're now finally seeing a period of time where part-time superstars like The Undertaker are slowly making their way out. Lesnar is probably the most active part-timer at this point, and the fact that he hardly ever loses at all probably does a bit more to irritate fans.
Either way, this is something that Vince McMahon himself has openly stated that he feels Brock Lesnar "has earned".
