At times, I'm actually concerned with how they push their current Superstars.

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I've been watching a tremendous amount of RAW video's online from the Attitude era circa 1998 to 2000. It was so easy to boo people like Kane and The Undertaker when they were feuding with Austin over the title. It was so easy to cheer the Rock when he made his face turn because it was so gradual. I was thinking about this after Noid made a comment about turning Taker heel and moving him to RAW.

The problem with today's WWE is that you cannot create the heat that they want some people to have. Vickie Guerrero does nothing in the ring, strips the champ of his title, and is booed so hard at the beginning of a show, it made my spine tingle.

I guess that I'm ranting about how the WWE could capitalize on so much, but they are so ignorant over it. Turning John Cena right now would be BIG. I'm not saying that you would save the character, but I have a sinking feeling that because they have made him out to be the poster child of the WWE, they feel that they could not do it. It was so much easier to believe everything when we were younger. I knew that wrestling was fake at age 14 and I STILL ATE IT UP. The WWE is going more towards a younger audience and they fear that if they turn him heel, they will lose that crowd. They cannot bother to turn Taker heel because the little kids would still cheer him. I'm actually suprised that the fans in the crowd are cheering Kennedy.

Just give me your opinion guys