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#3 Allows for greater merchandise sales than before
I'm sure that a lot of our readers have a Daniel Bryan shirt in their collection at the moment. And I can bet that it's a shirt from the 'Yes!' movement and not one of the many creative designs on the WWE store right now.
I mean a 'Yes!' shirt just makes more sense to wear than a 'Fickle' or 'Planet's Champion' shirt. Especially those in the WWE Universe who cheered Daniel Bryan to victory against all odds at WrestleMania when he became WWE Champion have a reason to sport these shirts with pride.
Heels don't really sell as much merchandise unless you're Chris Jericho, who comes out with taglines by the dozen. Bryan could really help the needle move for WWE if the 'Yes!' movement were to return in a brand new avatar, in my opinion.
It would be 'best for business'.
