The biggest problem with the WWE is that fans cant accept change.

XL · 07-17-2008, 09:37 PM

Take HHH as an example of someone that isn't "new". A guy that has established himself in the WWE since like 1996. Slowly being built up to Main Event status.

In DX he was fresh (or new you might say). Same when he made the transtion to the ME scene. No one complained, most were happy to see a new face mis it up in the title scene.

No one complained when he first won the title (Summer 99), or during his programmes with McMahon (Fall 99), Foley (early 2000), The Rock (Post WM 16) or any of his other fueds.

However, we get to 2002 (I believe) he's champ, he rarely puts anyone over, he cuts the promo week after week, he hogs the spotlight for most of the year.

This is where we got pissed off with HHH.

If anything it's a lack of change that angers the fans more.

07-17-2008, 09:37 PM	#23
XL Feeling Oof-y Posts: 17,151	Take HHH as an example of someone that isn't "new". A guy that has established himself in the WWE since like 1996. Slowly being built up to Main Event status. In DX he was fresh (or new you might say). Same when he made the transtion to the ME scene. No one complained, most were happy to see a new face mis it up in the title scene. No one complained when he first won the title (Summer 99), or during his programmes with McMahon (Fall 99), Foley (early 2000), The Rock (Post WM 16) or any of his other fueds. However, we get to 2002 (I believe) he's champ, he rarely puts anyone over, he cuts the promo week after week, he hogs the spotlight for most of the year. This is where we got pissed off with HHH. If anything it's a lack of change that angers the fans more.