From "Yes" to "CM Punk" chants the WWE audience more often than not is an accurate mouth piece for the wider WWE Universe. Why the WWE ignores the fans to the point of vocally patronising them via 'The Authority' is baffling. To plug away at plans that are generating such negative reactions smacks of ignorance and a lack of understanding of the viewers who pay for your product. In recent weeks Triple H has mocked the audience for their fickle allegiances to superstars like Fandango and Daniel Bryan, when the truth is that the WWE machine only truly responds to audience allegiance when it is for the talent that they are prepared to promote. It's as if the WWE thinks its audience cannot be trusted when voicing their opinions as to who they want to see given a 'push' despite the fact that many WWE Hall of Famers, such as Steve Austin, owe their popularity and success to the reaction and support of the WWE fans. If we are now in an era where there is a complete disconnect between the WWE and its fan base, then no matter how many changes that are implemented, it will only be a matter of time before the WWE fans stop buying into the WWE product...WCW style. In closing when Triple H recently spoke of a 'Reality Era' it was meant to refer to the WWE Universe getting 'what is right for business.' Perhaps it would be more apt to issue a 'Reality Check' to the WWE machine, and point out that what is right for business is ultimately giving the fans what they want, and what many fans want is change. These 20 changes are some of the many changes that the WWE must implement if it is to avoid stagnation, or worse, professional suicide.
