WWE : 5 reasons why relying on veteran talent is best for business 

#4 WWE Relying on veteran talent creates genuine tension

WWE having Bianca Belair win the Women's Royal Rumble could be a very interesting to watch.

WWE lacked a certain edge during the winter months last year, and a lot of that absence was linked to the believability of the product. While the company did everything it possibly could to drum up interest in its weekly shows, the on-screen stories just weren't very credible.

Various Superstars were missing, so the company wasn't firing on all cylinders. But now that WWE is focusing on the road to WrestleMania 37, it has benefitted from the presence of several veteran stars. It's fair to say that the company's reliance on veteran talent is paying off in a big way right now.

If you think this is a coincidence then you are mistaken. #RETRIBUTION pic.twitter.com/55tX4L6I6p

— T-BAR (@TBARRetribution) February 12, 2021

This pattern has given Mustafa Ali some genuine motives as a heel. He has been complaining about how RETRIBUTION is being denied opportunities due to legends like Edge. It's easy to invest in this storyline because other Superstars probably feel the same way. Ali is doing some believable storytelling that could culminate with something truly special.