1. Disappointed With The Way They Are Booked For WrestleMania
Since breaking his silence, CM Punk made it clear that the one thing left remaining for him in the WWE was to headline a WrestleMania. Once he learned what was planned for him at WrestleMania 30, it factored into his decision to leave. He was booked to face Triple H, and again miss out on his opportunity to headline WrestleMania. While Daniel Bryan did headline WrestleMania 30, and capture the WWE Championship, he now seems to be left out of the top matches for this year's WrestleMania. With the way the card is setting up, it looks as if the marquee matches will be: Roman Reigns vs Brock Lesnar, Sting vs Triple H, John Cena vs Rusev, and a returning Randy Orton vs Seth Rollins. It's also rumored that if The Undertaker competes again, he will face Bray Wyatt. With four (possibly 5) top matches already set, where does this leave Daniel Bryan? It was reported earlier that the WWE had plans for him to face a heel Sheamus for the third time at WrestleMania. Now it seems he may face Dolph Ziggler as the two have had Twitter interaction, which was set up by the WWE. While a match against either Sheamus or Ziggler may be a great match, is this the right booking for Daniel Bryan? This is the same person who defeated Triple H to open WrestleMania 30, and went on to beat both Batista and Randy Orton to close out the pay-per-view and become WWE Champion. This is a superstar who has the full support of the WWE Universe, can wrestle with anyone on the roster, and commands the crowd on the microphone. The parallels between CM Punk's exit last year, and the hurdles that Daniel Bryan faces today are remarkable. Lets hope for the sake of the fans that the end result is not the same.