some of the best stuff Vince ever did was when the company was on shaky grounds.
Right now the company is built to maintain a status quo and not to deviate from that.
Part of the problem is there is no break.
If HHH took control and fired key old voices in production tell me the product wouldn't get more interesting.
Hayes, Dunn, and Cole (and the rest of commentary) are all key voices in story, production/stage design, and storytelling.
Each of them could be out of a job and probably should just for the sake of mixing things up a little.
I don't know about that, man. The problem with the product is the broad story strokes, not the little things. Sami Zayn only getting a roll-up win over Rusev and not putting over the Helluva Kick enough isn't a big deal even if Bryan Alvarez whines about it.
It's a bigger problem when the entire audience boos your babyface champion and you just pretend he's not getting booed with literally no accompanying story because the guy getting booed isn't talented enough to play it off (this is what Cena does and why Cena acknowledges the boos in storyline). The problem with it is that its short-sighted - if someone tunes into the show, and this happens all of the time, whether a non-fan or a lapsed fan, and sees the guy you are heralding as a big sexy badass hero getting his ass booed and doing a horrible job acting, you make your product look like carny nonsense and limit your ability to grow your audience because the people tuning in think the storyline makes no sense.
It's another big problem when what gets your guys over is personality and connecting with the audience, and you bring up a guys who are 6'5" or have a million dollar smile and big pectoral muscles.
