4 things which are wrong with WWE at the moment

#2 Frequency of part-timers taking the centre stage

Undertaker vs Goldberg turned out to be a disappointing affair

In recent years, the company has given way too much importance to the part-timers. When we say part-timers what we mean is a crop of superstars who aren’t seen in full-time roles and their presence is limited to certain events only. While having a legend return every now and then will never go out of style, it is the frequency which bothers the WWE Universe the most.

WWE has been too dependent over the part-timers that the fans have somehow grown tired of the company’s work module. WWE enthusiasts have put this question on one too many occasions as to why does the company go for part-timers when they have too many incredibly talented performers performing full-time.

The case of Brock Lesnar is the biggest example to portray the dependence of WWE over part-timers. Recently The Undertaker and Goldberg were called back to not only feature but main-event WWE's Super ShowDown. The question here remains that when the company has so many gifted performers in full-time role then why do they give such a great degree of importance to the part-timers?