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#4 Major talent getting wasted
There has been a gross mishandling of some of the most amazing stars WWE has signed up. Kevin Owens before he got injured was turned into a jobber whose only job left was to get powerslammed by Strowman again and again.
The story of Finn Balor's downfall is just hard to believe. He impressed one and many on NXT, and he was brought up to Raw where he became the Universal Champion by beating Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns in the span of just a month. If it wasn't for a shoulder injury, he would have stayed champion for long, but he had to forfeit the title and take a layoff.
Ever since his return, he has been turned into a mid-carder at best. Even the iconic alter ego, "The Demon King", has hardly made appearances all year.
And then you talk about Shinsuke Nakamura, the superstar from Japan who has everything one can ask for, but spends most of his time NOT defending his US title or getting in a feud.
