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#4 Storylines getting personal
Believe it or not, some fans actually have a problem with how personal storylines in WWE are getting and claim that the company is going too far in many respects. In fact, between Ambrose claiming that Roman Reigns deserved his cancer diagnosis, to Samoa Joe bringing up Jeff Hardy's past, it seems like fans are offended over every minor thing.
The problem with this, however, is that making a storyline personal is a great way for superstars to connect with fans on a personal level, which makes fans more invested in what's going on. It also sometimes touches on real-life subjects that fans deal with in their day to day lives, which only helps make the bond stronger between fans and their hero
In the end, none of this is to say that WWE hasn't gone too far in the past and probably will again, but making things personal is not a bad thing. Its something that brings gravity to a situation, makes fans feel a desired emotion and give them something to root for or against. With that being said, complaining about it is counterproductive to enjoying the product!
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
