The reason why I think wrestling is getting too predictable is basically like captainamerica79 just said. The separate brands are kind of killing them. WWE really isn't at their best, unless they have competition. The need competition. They need competition so bad, that they created their own competition by splitting the fed and using their two shows. Now, they split the brand even more by bringing in ECW. Now, they have issues. Because with three brands to tend to, you have way too many story lines going on. You really don't know which way to look. I do. I look to TNA, only because, they have easy story lines to follow. And its no too predictable. The thing is though, in TNA the matches are predictable because they don't have the two hours that Raw and Smackdown have. Take that into notice, and realize that WWE has competition now, so the smart thing to do would be to fuse it all back into one fed, and acknowledge TNA. We all know it exists, and we are all guilty of checking it out. In TNA you know where everyone is, and what division they are in. Matt Hardy was a Cruiserweight Champ not too long ago, on Smackdown. Now he is a Tag Team Champ on Raw. Bobby Lashley is the ECW champ, but defends the belt on Raw. You get where I'm going with this? NO ONE is really where they are supposed to be. And Smackdown is actually the one that is hurting the most. They are running out of star power, because a lot of the mid card guys are disappearing. You can't have a top card, if you can't get the fans anticipating to see the last. There is some talk about Chris Benoit going to Raw... Booker T is out... Matt Hardy went to Raw... Mysterio is still out (but coming back)... just look at those four guys... and tell me... who else would be a good running for the United States Championship? Its not the lack of a roster that kills them, its the fact that they have such a huge roster thats separated to different shows, and it prevents creativity. If a writer has three storylines, and another writer has two. In one fed, they could use those for an entire two months until the next two PPVs. Now, if you have two writers, one with three storylines and one with two, and THREE DIFFERENT SHOWS, with a whole lot of different wrestlers... do the math, you can't blame the writers... they have to write so many storylines for so many people.
Granted a lot of talent goes underrated nowadays, and it is a crime that they don't get the spot light as much. But, the problem with that, is that some of the moves that got them over before they went to the WWE, are banned moves... I saw a video of Jillian Hall doing a 450 splash... a chick doing a 450! But she can't do it in WWE. I know there are reasons for the move ban list, but your taking away most of your superstars creativity in matches, which make them predictable because now, they can't do any "unpredictable" moves!
WWE has shit for a Tag Team division, so sending people over to ECW to make a Tag Team Championship there, would be completely pointless. What they need to do in ECW is drop the "Extreme Rules" B.S. that would completely solve their problems. No one, and I repeat, NO ONE, wants to see Sabu wrestle a clean match. And its nothing against Sabu, I like watching him do anything, I'm a fan, I don't want to see him hurt, but don't MAKE him stop. Wrestlers have a choice to make, if they want to swing chairs and spill blood for our entertainment, then we can't stop them. So for the people that are going to tell me, ECW was crappy because of the blood and guts, screw you. Moving right along. They need to at least bring in the T.V. Title, because the midcard guys need something to wrestle for. The champion doesn't even represent the title on your own damn show, so if you make another title, for f*cks sake, keep it on that show.
Another thing WWE should do, to make us all happy, is NOT have Vince come out and use his real life heat as a set up for MORE heat. Its one thing for us to sit here and complain about not seeing any wrestling... and then Vince not showing us any wrestling, thats not improving the story. Its bringing it down harder.