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#4 Oblivious Commentators
For what its worth, it feels like WWE is starting to put the right pieces in place regarding commentary. It certainly isn't perfect but both teams on RAW and SmackDown, in addition to NXT, are starting to feel more cohesive as we head into the heart of WrestleMania season.
One of the biggest issues many fans have, though, is that it feels too unrealistic when the commentators don't mention the fact that WrestleMania is on the horizon when it comes to non-title feuds.
It's as if they aren't in on a secret that quite literally everybody else knows about. The clarity of pointing out that any two superstars or teams could blow off their feud at at event as big as Mania would instantly raise the stakes, and it'd go some way towards helping WWE feel more like a sporting organisation as opposed to a pantomime show.
It's all well and good trying to swerve the fans in a million and one different directions, but sometimes, pointing out the obvious works just as effectively.
