7 Ways WWE Stars Can Respond To Vince McMahon's Negativity

5. Grab The Microphone

Outside of John Cena, Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman, Bray Wyatt, Dean Ambrose, Lana and The Miz, there are very few other talents who use the microphone to cut promos on a weekly basis. If a guy knows they have something to say and can use their mouth to create a connection that their body isn't quite yet able to accomplish in the ring, then they should be chomping at the bit to talk. If one were to re-watch an episode of Raw from every other era except the present, one would notice that the show was as much about the talking as it was about the wrestling. At the present time, there are few wrestlers who are truly differentiating themselves as special talents in the ring. Thus, mainly for the WWE Universe, offering a talent who had a different presentation than just focusing on less than impressive wrestling would be worthwhile. There's likely more than 7-10 great talkers in WWE right now. As many wrestlers have claimed over the years, it's easier with Vince McMahon to seek forgiveness than to ask acceptance. Making the boss angry may be the best way to take the bull by the horns and see not only one's self - but the company as a whole - get ahead.