1. Push Of The Lower Card
I honestly don't understand what the problem people have with the WWE when it comes to the roster as it is truly one of the best line ups there as ever been, to some extent even better than the Attitude era. You have a bunch of non-alcoholic, drug free actual wrestlers that are the best in the world, so why don't they get your support? It is truly mindblowing. You won't see any of these guys (fingers crossed) falling into a broken inebriated heap like Scott Hall and Jake the Snake, but I have already discussed this in full in a previous article so let's move on. With the rejuvenation of the Tag division and more television time to play with (thanks to various issues, not just the 3 hour timeslot) you are seeing more lower card superstars on RAW and Smackdown that haven't had a shot at the spotlight in a long time, if ever. I mean, if you told me 3 months ago that the Usos would be in the main event of RAW I would have laughed in your face. Another classic example is Los Matadores. I have been a fan of Epico and Primo since day one and after watching them constantly on WWE Superstars I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that if pushed correctly, they could be the next Hardy Boys. The have the technical prowess, high flying ability and in ring presence to truly cause a stir among the WWE universe. And the success of Los Matadors proves my theory in full. Although I still don't see Zack Ryder, ARE YOU SERIOUS BRO?
And now three examples that might undo all the hard work that Triple H has done over the past year simply because of his refusal to completely evolve...