>>1399809
>I mean honestly, who gives a shit about the Shield unless you experienced them?

I experienced them. Loved them. Just makes me all-the-more detached that they're all so dull now.

The problem with the main event scene is the lazy writing where everything is so predictable and forced.

The main event scene is where the big ideas are supposed to come to life but instead we're just getting hot potato with the shield.

I wish Brock didn't just phone it in anymore

It's almost as if OP is too young to remember Cena vs. no-chance monster of the month or something.

>>1399869
Cena put on good matches despite being himself.

I'll take Super Cena over Super Roman anyday of the week

>>1399869
that's such a recent thing, like objectively children remember it, right?

I'm not old, right?

>>1399878
Lose weight.

>>1400165
Have some sex smark

ITT: we blame the wrestlers for the booking.

Brand split SHOULD refresh the whole scene but who knows

>>1400295
Maybe if the Shield weren't 66% uninteresting, most people would care

Honestly I've never seen writing this bad before in any medium, the fact that there are people being paid to come up with this literal garbage is astounding to me. Like, the writers don't seem to understand the basic fundamentals of storytelling and character development that you learn in middle school. It's hard to blame the wrestlers when they have absolutely nothing to work with, not even actual actors could make this shit seem believable.

I can't imagine it drawing anyone not already familiar with the product, I guess from a business perspective it might be.