Unpopular Opinion: WWE Universe is running out of things to complain about
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Whether the WWE Universe wants to admit it or not, the company's product is slowly getting better and critics are running out of things to complain about. Beyond that, the company has already made positive strides towards creating a sort of new Attitude Era, which has the fans whipped up into a frenzy of excitement.
If nothing else, it is arguably the best time in the world to be a WWE fan and the company is proving why week after week. In fact, between Kevin Owen's epic face turn last week on SmackDown Live and The Club reuniting on Monday Night Raw, interest in the product is at an all-time high.
And the best part is that it's actually great storytelling. It gives fans a payoff later down the road and keeps them waiting with bated breath. The biggest question a show has to ask when it first gets viewed is why should the viewer care, and WWE has created countless reasons to do so.
With that being said and some fans still angry at WWE over the past, the company's critics are slowly running out of things to complain about. They are also looking more and more ridiculous for comparing one company to another when it's possible to enjoy them all.
Furthermore, both promotions and all promotions, in general, should be enjoyed. Being a fan of WWE doesn't mean you can't watch ROH, Impact, AEW or NJPW; it just means that you enjoy multiple types of pro wrestling and follow it all out of love.
In all honesty, the idea of this whole war thing between promotions needs to end. It's no secret that WWE is at their best right now and one can only assume AEW will be the same when it comes to television later this fall. If nothing else, this is a great time for pro wrestling fans and will allow them to enjoy a variety of different promotions at their best!
And yes, WWE is at its best right now. While critics continue to nitpick the company over Brock Lesnar becoming Universal champion again and Shane McMahon still getting television time, they are openly ignoring the positive gains that the company has made. They refuse to accept that anything the company has done is good and will just blindly hate it.
Think about it. Roman Reigns is one of WWE's top faces right now, Bayley is finally getting a run with The SmackDown Live Women's title and Kevin Owens just dropped the pipebomb of the decade. All these things and more are only making the overall product more fun enticing to watch.
As if that wasn't enough, fans saw Bruan Strowman powerslam Bobby Lashley to the arena floor in a Last Man Standing match, watched Baron Corbin lay his hands on Becky Lynch and The Undertaker laying waste to Shane McMahon at Extreme Rules. What else could a fan possibly want?
In the end, WWE's critics are running of things to complain about and are only going to expose themselves as biased sooner or later. They will also eventually reveal that their critique has less and less to do with WWE itself and more to do with their blind hatred for it.