am I the only one who enjoys...

[The MAC]

the wwe going through hard times and situations?

I mean I like the scandals, people getting legit pissed off etc. I don't want the company to end but I enjoy when theres shit happening.

(I'm not talking about deaths - thats not good in anyones book)

[drave]

As a fan of the product, no I do not enjoy the bullshit they are going through, self-inflicted or not.

If it results in a better product, I will enjoy the results of said "drama".

[road doggy dogg]

As a general rule of thumb (re. being a normal human being who is not indeed a fucking moron), I do not like to see companies who produce products that I enjoy partaking in, struggle. Maybe that is just me.

[XL]

The goings on outside the ring tend to be far more interesting/crazy than the storylines that happen in it. So, no, you're not the only one.

[#1-norm-fan]

I like the shitty way things are being run being brought to light and the company being exposed as wildly inept in many ways.

But no, I do not like the fact that the issues exist.

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

The things they bring on themselves, no. They have earned some ridicule for how they have acted to CM Punk. I don't like it but they have to lay on their self made bed.

The stupid shit that wrestlers, political correctness or the media bring on them: Yes I have a problem with them getting ridicule for stuff that isn't their fault and mostly a gotcha-journalistic atmosphere. I still think Slater is innocent though. MASTERSLATORS UNITE FOR JUSTICE!

[Tom Guycott]

The goings on outside the ring tend to be far more interesting/crazy than the storylines that happen in it. So, no, you're not the only one.

Difference is, back in the day, someone could have at least made an angle, if not a career direction out of it. Out of the ring drama was one of the unsung heroes of the Attitude Era that had massive affect on not just WWE, but all of the "big 3".