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3. Have character distinctions
Every great story has great characters. Every great hero needs a great villain. But currently in the WWE we have characters which are neither good nor bad. Actually some in the audience cheer for them and other boo them. John Cena is on another level with that reaction. No matter if one cheers for him or boo him, he always gets a reaction. But other superstars are not John Cena.
The Creative don’t know how to handle their characters, otherwise why would they post an article on wwe.com asking fans to decide whether to cheer for AJ or not?
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