[NoGimmicksNeeded]

They should ideally focus on the whole card. Focusing on the midcard would drive people apeshit, though, look at all the bitching about Kingston not being WHC yet. There's no patience from the fans and seemingly no patience from the company either right now, unfortunately.

They do need to build main eventers, though, with Batista, Undertaker, HHH, Jericho out at the same time it all looked a little thin at the top.

 

[Agmaster]

Will not read until you break that shit up into sections, guy.

 

[SPCDRI]

Yes, the company needs to care about tag teaming, lower card action and mid card belts.

Some of the people you mentioned are already in their 30s and wrestled extensively overseas before coming to the WWE, like Del Rio and Sheamus. There is no reason to send them down the card.

But the company does have a lot of guys in their mid 20s that they could be doing so much more with. Zack Ryder, Evan Bourne, Tyson Kidd and DH Smith, the Usos, Swagger, Ted DiBiase Jr, Curt Hawkins and Vance Archer and other wrestlers. There is a compelling and credible undercard and midcard to be had with the right attention and booking. WWE certainly has the talent to make it work.

 

[new_guy]

They should ideally focus on the whole card. Focusing on the midcard would drive people apeshit, though, look at all the bitching about Kingston not being WHC yet. There's no patience from the fans and seemingly no patience from the company either right now, unfortunately.

They do need to build main eventers, though, with Batista, Undertaker, HHH, Jericho out at the same time it all looked a little thin at the top.

I do agree that they should focus on the entire card, but they got to start somewhere and trying to stack the top will only lead to the same problem in say 10 years when Cena and Orton are leaving. The midcard and Tag divisions are the best place to start, it's not like it would take much more effort, just give the midcard champ more promo time and have tag matches between regular teams outside of "superstars".

You can see a guy come right into the midcard and start dominating his way through the division until he hits a challenge in the champion, the same is impossible with the mainevent unless you are like Batista, Lesnar or even Khali(in terms of size). Plus if they do cultivate this part of the show the transition into mainevent will come naturally. They have enough maineventers and uppermidcard to hold up until this time.

I feel that ppl aren't impatient, they just don't want their favorites stuck doing something that is essentially unimportant and meaningless. That is what the midcard and lowercards are so far. If WWE shows little interest in something then why should the viewers right? I'm sure if they started putting focus into the midcard, ppl will eventually change their tune.

They have all the talent they need to make these divisions awesome, or in the least, good. Right now, in terms of tag teams they have Santinozlov, Corre, Nexus, Usos and Truth/Curtis that's a good number. But all those superstars extras can also be thrown into the mix. Have Trent and Hawkins form a face tag team and put Primo and Tito together as the Colons (as faces). Have them do some crazy tag team matches, like the tables or ladder matches, some tornado tag matches, something, they don't even need to talk much just got at it. The midcard just need some promo time and matches, so far the US champ DB is doing nothing, IC champ Kofi is doing nothing, they are just there for the world champs and their contenders to beat on so they look strong. But that only creates the impression that midcard just doesn't cut it and this leads to it being hard to transition someone from midcard to mainevent and no one comes in mainevent. The midcard needs to be where these extreme matches are featured more often than not. Let's be honest they'd do a much better job at it.