1. Brock Lesnar Is The Only Person WWE Can Book Correctly
For years one of the biggest complaints about the way WWE do things is their counterproductive 50-50 booking, which manages to make nobody a star and everyone a midcarder. By trading wins and losses like kids swap Panini stickers, the entire WWE roster is blighted by the perception that if you invest time in them they will ultimately fail sooner rather than later. That has been proven time and again over the years with talented grapplers such as Kevin Owens, Cesaro, Neville, Dolph Ziggler and Dean Ambrose. Even Seth Rollins while he was WWE Champion no less was not safe from the perils of my turn, your turn booking. The one exception to the rule is the mighty Brock Lesnar. With their resident Beast Incarnate, WWE has managed to get it right almost every time. Only appearing in front of the audience in the final few minutes of the show, Lesnar lay waste to everyone in the ring which was all of WWEs heel roster and managed to increase his already invincible aura even further. Lesnar looked like a god amongst men as he threw around the likes of Sheamus, Kevin Owens and Alberto Del Rio without breaking a sweat. He was a one-man wrecking ball, and he managed to save an otherwise drab show with his sheer presence. If only WWE could book someone who appeared every week in such a strong manner.
The author of the highly acclaimed 'Titan' book series, James Dixon has been involved in the wrestling business for 25 years as a fan, wrestler, promoter, agent, and writer. James spent several years wrestling on the British independent circuit, but now prefers to write about the bumps and bruises rather than take any of them. His past in-ring experience does however give a uniquely more "insider" perspective on things, though he readily admits to still being a "mark" at heart.
James is the Chief Editor and writer at historyofwrestling.co.uk and is responsible for the best-selling titles Titan Sinking, Titan Shattered, and Titan Screwed, as well as the Complete WWF Video Guide series, and the Raw Files series.
