#2 He pushed for newer stars

One of the most common current gripes among WWE fans, as much as viewers love classic stars it is seen as a sign of weakness that the company bases all of the biggest events around them. For instance, as exciting as it was to see Shawn Michaels make his in-ring return after several years, it seems like a bad sign that a major WWE event ended with four older wrestlers performing.
One of the most obvious signs of Vince Russo serving as a company’s head writer, whenever he is in charge there is a major push to base things around the next generation. A booking philosophy that can be a mixed bag, when the younger performers aren’t quite ready for the main events yet, in general, you have to give the man credit for looking towards the future.
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Perhaps the most obvious example of Russo’s desire to put young and hungry wrestlers in the spotlight, during his time in WCW he even appeared as an onscreen leader of a group called the New Blood. A storyline that focused on young wrestlers battling legends they shared something in common with, it had loads of potential. For instance, it was interesting to see first-time feuds like Sting fighting Vampiro, Ric Flair battling with Shane Douglas, and Hulk Hogan trading barbs with Billy Kidman.