Here's my response to this.
IF (and thats a BIG IF).... WWE actually does start to listen to the Internet Fans out here... then it would fix the semi downward spiral they've been on, and it boost the hell out of the company.
I mean just from this site alone... there has been SO MANY ideas from fans on here about things WWE could do to make it better, more exciting, more unpredictable and so on.
If WWE listens to the fans... I can almost Guarantee you that a couple of things will happen
1. Former WWE Talent who are now in TNA, UFC, or some other entertainment industry.... will wanna come back to WWE.
2. It will put the exclamation to the end of TNA. Ever since Bischoff & Hogan took over TNA... the company has been going down in a fiery pit. Not to mention TNA is pretty much nothing but former WWE athletes who either got fired or got fed up w/ WWE. I mean look at all the former WWE Talent on the TNA Roster: Kurt Angle, Brian Kendrick, Bully Ray, Christy Hemme, Devon, Bischoff, Hogan, Jeff Hardy, Jeff Jarrett, Matt Morgan, Mickie James (who left because WWE didnt support her w/ her music career), Mr. Anderson (aka Mr. Kennedy), Ric Flair, Rob Van Dam, Scott Steiner, Shannon Moore, Tara, Taz among others who were recently with TNA.
A few things I would like to see altered are:
1. Dont make the outcomes so predictable. It's not really all that exciting when there's no element of surprise to whats gonna happen. For Example: Sunday at HIAC... we saw Ricardo knock out the ref, steal the key, distract Cena, and Del Rio kicked him out of the cage and threw away the Key. Right at that moment we all pretty much knew Del Rio was going to win that Match. It Woulda been nice if WWE had made it a lil bit more of unpredictable ending (even if Del Rio still won it). Have Cena find a way to break open the door like Mark Henry could, or have him climb up to the top of the cage, and open a hatch or something more unpredictable that most people never wouldve thought of just to make the last few minutes as exciting as the rest of the match.
2. Stop putting PPV's 2 weeks apart from each other. Either Cut back on the # of PPV's or at most put 1 at the end of every month... so that you have at least 4 weeks between PPVs. Like others have said before I think you should cut the # down to like 6-8 a year. Maybe one every other month. RR, WM, Extreme Rules, Summer Slam, Survivor Series and HIAC or EC or something. But you def need more time to build up big matches like Rock vs Cena at WM, HHH vs Punk at SummerSlam, or w/e.
3. Give some of the younger guys a shot at the WWE or WHC from time to time, and maybe even let them win it from time to time... just to mix up the story lines.
Whatever you do...Mix things up. Don't keep doing the same thing over & over.