A problem with WWE these days is lack of a bona fide "star" in the mould of an Austin or Rock. They do have Cena, but then he's a decade into his run. But negating the lack of the stars is the fact that WWE now draws based on the "WWE" brand in itself. People don't really buy a ticket to see one guy any more, they instead buy to see the overall show. It isn't like one man is pulling the entire cart, the entire roster is the draw. And what a roster it is. As much as fans snide about it, the wrestling talent on the roster is significantly better than it has been in many years. You could even argue that it is better than the eighties and nineties rosters in terms of in-ring workers. Just look at the talent... Del Rio, New Day, Bray Wyatt, Cesaro, Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, The Usos, Stardust, Kevin Owens, Neville, Sheamus, Wade Barrett, Roman Reigns, Rusev... the list goes on and on. And that's without even getting to the likes of Cena, Lesnar, Undertaker, Sting, Rollins and others. There's absolutely a lot to be thankful for right now in WWE.
