5 Reasons WWE is in trouble, and 5 it will reign supreme

In Trouble: Their legends are aging out of the game

The biggest names in WWE in recent years--John Cena, Undertaker, and even relative newcomer AJ Styles--are all over forty years of age. Even 'youngest world champion in history' Randy Orton is pushing past the big four-oh.

This wouldn't be such a problem if the WWE had bothered to push newer, younger stars. Dolph Ziggler, Zack Ryder, and Xavier Woods are all tremendously talented wrestlers and personalities who could easily replace the ageing veterans--if WWE would allow them. Because of their business model, WWE could soon be bereft of major household name stars, which could mean trouble.