The wrestlers on the main roster don't enjoy a hundredth of the creative input that the stars 20 years ago had. When it comes to 90%+ of the main roster, they show up, get the script, do what they're told and that's pretty much it. Sometimes, depending on the circumstances, some wrestlers will be able to tweak a few things here and there, maybe do a little something more than what's in the script but that might not happen all that often. There couldn't have been a better example than last night with HBK and Taker sharing the ring, those guys weren't given little sheets of paper earlier in the day telling them exactly what Vince wanted them to say. Sure, they knew what the deal was, what the gist of the conversation and the top was to be about but they used their own words and allowed more of who they are to shine through just like back in the day. Triple H won't be reading from some script next week, just like he wasn't when he appeared on Raw to begin hyping the match with Taker. Vince McMahon wants a very, very, very specific image for WWE and he believes that part of the way to achieve that is to have as much control over the wrestlers as is humanly possible. It's almost as if he's scared to death that a wrestler will go off the reservation and blatantly say something that will piss off a sponsor or something. Trust me, if Vince was able to legally interject himself into the personal lives of the wrestlers via contract to tell them what they can & can't say in public, where they can eat, what they can eat, what they can drink, what sort of vehicle they should drive and where they should live, I believe he'd do it in a heartbeat. I mean, if he were able to have such clauses placed into the contracts of WWE wrestlers, I very much believe he'd do so with a smile on his face and a song in his heart. That sort of control would allow him to mold the stars in such a legally binding way that he could truly, 100% ensure the sort of wrestlers to help enforce the ultra clean corporate image that he covets.