Dean Ambrose aka Jon Moxley became the hottest indie superstar after leaving the WWE. Currently, he is the reigning IWGP US champion by performing in the WWE. But his comments about the former employer WWE went viral from Talk is Jericho Podcast. He revealed that Vince McMahon has become a real problem for the superstars in his company.
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Everything happens around his instructions that has made things really stale for the programming. Superstars could only wish to go beyond a limit as they have to perform under strict rules that may take away the originality of a particular wrestler. This was Ambrose’s way to cite Vince McMahon as the biggest reason why he had to leave the WWE.
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Now Dave Meltzer from Wrestling Observer Newsletter recently reported an interesting statement on this issue. He revealed that most of the superstars of WWE locker room agree with Vince McMahon sticking to the unimpressive way of conduct matches or storylines. In fact, no WWE superstars spoke in favor of The Boss ever since the quotes went viral.
The interesting part is that Vince McMahon himself is aware of the fact that WWE is having a broken system. So they have to go through a major change in the upcoming future. However, that is not likely to happen anytime soon as The Boss did not want to bring any changes to the already plagued creative team. So this is why we would not see any alteration on WWE tV context.
One of the bonafide Wrestlemania main-eventers, Batista also spoke about this issue where he pointed out one particular reason,
“We used to go to war and beat the crap outa each other and it earned a level of respect from people. It was like a different level of respect. It was a different level of getting over. We had more freedom. We could be more full of piss and vinegar. We could be more on the edge and the guys are just not given that freedom anymore.”
This is the same thing that Jon Moxley has mentioned during his shoot towards WWE. He was not by working with his same old character that had extremely become boring. But WWE seemed to have to neglect the fact, at least for now. However, Vince McMahon and co. will not benefit from the current process on a long-term perspective.
