Are these guys.
Of course it's the fucking Authority. Who else would it be?
When you really break it down, they're the top guys, and it's clear to see why. Creative has done a resplendent job in making me sympathize with the good guys. Why, in kayfabe, these poor fuckers are fighting to keep their jobs. I don't want to see anyone get fired, or lose their jobs. They said it themselves, they have blood in this company. This is their families company, as Triple H and Steph have wonderfully pointed out in their promos. They just want the family business to survive...and even better, provide for their own family. Who could possibly hate that? They may as well put on the opening "Triple H: Then, Now, Forever). And even through that, Stephanie and Triple H are always supporting one another, as a good family should. And yet still, their jobs are on the line.
And why? Well, because John Cena is a dick, out to see this poor family fired from their jobs. Seriously, Cena is such a bastard of an employee. He already got John Laurinitis fired, just to be a dick. He got Vince McMahon fired by fucking up against CM Punk.He tried to get Vickie Guerrero fired... Frankly, this guy's an a-hole.
And what's his gripe? Does he even have one? Not really; John Cena just likes getting people fired. Because he's a dick. Seriously, didn't he also get Eric Bischoff fired? You can count on it every year. And it isn't like Cena suffers anything from losing. Seriously, what happens to Cena if he loses? Nothing, while the Authority is stripped from power. How is this fair?
It's nice to see WWE breaking away from the heel owner storyline. It's been such a recycled storyline, and I'm more than happy to give it a rest. And having such sympathetic characters as owners is a nice break from the norm. Hopefully, the emergence of a new baby face from this stable can lead to the heir apparent to Cena, and usher in the new boom period.

Of course it's the fucking Authority. Who else would it be?
When you really break it down, they're the top guys, and it's clear to see why. Creative has done a resplendent job in making me sympathize with the good guys. Why, in kayfabe, these poor fuckers are fighting to keep their jobs. I don't want to see anyone get fired, or lose their jobs. They said it themselves, they have blood in this company. This is their families company, as Triple H and Steph have wonderfully pointed out in their promos. They just want the family business to survive...and even better, provide for their own family. Who could possibly hate that? They may as well put on the opening "Triple H: Then, Now, Forever). And even through that, Stephanie and Triple H are always supporting one another, as a good family should. And yet still, their jobs are on the line.
And why? Well, because John Cena is a dick, out to see this poor family fired from their jobs. Seriously, Cena is such a bastard of an employee. He already got John Laurinitis fired, just to be a dick. He got Vince McMahon fired by fucking up against CM Punk.He tried to get Vickie Guerrero fired... Frankly, this guy's an a-hole.
And what's his gripe? Does he even have one? Not really; John Cena just likes getting people fired. Because he's a dick. Seriously, didn't he also get Eric Bischoff fired? You can count on it every year. And it isn't like Cena suffers anything from losing. Seriously, what happens to Cena if he loses? Nothing, while the Authority is stripped from power. How is this fair?
It's nice to see WWE breaking away from the heel owner storyline. It's been such a recycled storyline, and I'm more than happy to give it a rest. And having such sympathetic characters as owners is a nice break from the norm. Hopefully, the emergence of a new baby face from this stable can lead to the heir apparent to Cena, and usher in the new boom period.