The WWE has much to work with and does little with it. Between fans of wrestilng, this point has been reemphasized over and over again. My god, the talent they have right now is incredible and damn near limitless since becoming the main wrestling industry. They can do so much, but they just don't try.

HHH, good solid wrestler, even has the capability to wrestle a more than decent match if injured. Here's the issue, I don't want to see him in just a more than decent match. I want the HHH that is incredible, big, and pulling off all his moves that makes him HHH. Also, while I do appreciate the fact that he held onto a title belt for more than two months in a row, I do not not appreciate that he wrestled through that time period as injured. No champion should be injured for that extent of period and still hold the title. HHH, please take the time off to build up to the massive status that you once were and then come back as the amazing heel who can speak on the mic and wrestle. WWE, bottomline is this, let him heal and comeback to Evolution to make a truly amazing force.

Goldberg, though I hear this guy is devoted to his fans, I just don't believe he holds the respect of wrestling that the other people in the lockeroom do. This is more or less his way of making a life through whatever he can do. To those that say he is not charismatic, you know that is not true. Not to incite any anger, but his talent for intensity is amazing and he has decent mic skills. As we have seen before and still do, it's a damn shame that talent on the mic is so much more important to the company than complete wrestling skills. Please WWE, take the title away from him, talent on the mic he may have, but I cannot respect a belt when given to a person who does four moves and calls it a day.

Chris Benoit, what can i say about this guy except I am an adamant fan of wanting to see that WWE title belt around his waist. He is praised by everyone and his work ethics are dedicated. He realizes that new blood is important to the company and is willing to job once in awhile. I will admit he is slightly lacking on mic skills, but his character is all about gettting into the ring, not onto the mic. WWE! GIVE THIS MAN A TITLE! Please.

Kane, now this is also one of those that deserve a belt. He is true to character, great wrestling skills (not to mention a phenomenal strength), and has great charisma. Sure, he's held a title for a day, but that's not even worth considering a title run. The WWE will never be able to forget his presence either, he is a legend written into the books. So, where's the piece of gold around his waist?

Chris Jericho, in the past two years this guy has not ceased to amaze me show after show. He is on a constant uprise in his wrestling career on the mic and in the ring. He needs a title and where's the Highlight Reel? WWE, do not mess up with him like you have other storylines. Sean O'Haire, where did he go? What are they doing with him? He cut some amazing TV promos ending with "I'm not telling you anything you don't already know" that left me drooling in anticipation to when this man will come into the ring. When he did return, he was put with Roddy Piper in a horrible storyline. It completely destroyed his character for that time being and I had no interest in watching him.

Jeff Hardy, i know this is old news but I have to touch on his topic. This was tragedy, partially WWE fault, part his own. When he was happy in wrestling, his moves were amazing and his spots were great. However, when he started falling apart in the ring, he grew slower, his moves sloppy, and his appearance was that of a tired aging old man. The WWE could've given him an incredible push as soon as he and Matt went their separate ways. A few years ago, people were all comparing the Hardyz to the Rockers. Jeff was the next HBK and Matt was going to dissapear into the wind like Marty. However, that turned out to be totally untrue. Jeff quit just a shortwhile back and Matt Hardy took off as the sensei of Mattitude, and not without good reason.

The Rock, please come back from movies, wrestling needs you. You are a damn good wrestler and very charismatic. The wrestling world needs you, your a good actor, but your home is WWE. John Cena, what can i say? For once, I think the writers are doing a good job with him, maybe actually have him pick up a title or win King of the Ring, but this guy is gonna be the future of the WWE.

Cruiserweight Division; this is one of the greatest divisions that I have seen in all my days of watching wrestling. Consider what they have: THe Hurricane, Spike Dudley, Spanky, Rey Mysterio, Billy Kidman, Jamie Knoble, Ultimo Dragon, Paul London, Funaki, Zack Gowen, Taijiri, Jimmy Yang, Ran Sakoda, Nunzio, Shannon Moore just to name a few. The WWE needs to emphasize more on this divison and pull slightly away from the big guys (that's another subject). They could put together some amazing feuds and matches. I drool at the concept of a Mysterio/Ultimo Dragon feud. The moves that would be seamlessly pulled off would be amazing.

There seems to be a new type of wrestling breed entering the company. These gigantic men who have speed and talent! As the recent showing on Smackdown, Team Lesnar could prove to be very very amazing and the individuals can be huge in the eyes of the crowd. However, we need to pull away from the airtime on them totally. This is wrestling entertainment; powermoves are great and all, but we need our high flying folk.

The tag teams, there needs to be a better divison. That's not to say those that are tagteams right now are bad, I mean the opposite. However, we could use a bigger tag team divison. The Dudleyz, The Greatest Tag Team in the World (who are currently out of the public eye), La Resistance, Bashams, Los Guerreros, Jindrak and Cade, APA, FBI, and maybe including Hurricane and SHIT, Evolution and the Playahs. Sounds like a mouthful? It is, but the problem is how much of it is actually used. There aren't many tagteam feuds going on and even then they could be doing much with these groups and factions.

The McMahons, get out of the wrestling eye please. In hopes, it seems that the McMahons plan on writing themselves out of the storyline as we speak. Stephanie was "fired" from the position of GM on Smackdown, Shane will probably (hopefully) be decimated by Kane at Survivor series, and Vince McMahon is most likely going to be "6 feet under" at the Buried Alive match with Undertaker. However, if they are written out, too little too late. You know that as soon as Vince McMahon gets involved in the storylines, some popular face wrestler will get screwed over and over again. Same storyline: dirty, morally corrupt, vince mcmahon destroys his family and then destroys some wrestler. I'm sick of it. I saw it with the corporation, I saw it when he attacked Stone Cold, I saw it when he got mad at Undertaker, Kane, and the Rock, and we are seeing it again now as he attempts to screw over any headliner. Those are just my two cents. by Jasper ..