Seeing Rock come back those 2-3 years were great but now we've been showered with legend returns in and out of the ring
Push the young guys even if they aren't at the point where they're 100% ready.
I think this is kind of the problem with wrestling today. It just seems like cats age "veteran" guys too quickly and want "younger" guys too quick.
It seems back in the so called golden days of wrestling, most main eventers were older cats that paid dues very rarely were the majority of then like young cats.
The reason I find this a problem is when you get them up there too early then first off you have cats like Randy Orton. And no knock on Randy, I like him, but there is no reason he should be a 12 time champion! I can see multi time like 5 but 12??? And still kinda young and prolly got about another 6-10 years left in him if not more? It to me cheapens the talent if all of a sudden just for the sake of shooting up the ladder early, getting, and trading off champ reigns years later we have multiple guys who are 10+ times champs.
I'd say at this point just take their time with these so called "younger guys" make them actually build up and make the IC/US titles important and build a resume of sorts.
Also, give the guys that years ago thought of to be possible stars or at least loyal a fair shot at getting in that Main Even scene and stop sabotaging or giving up on them. When Truth went heel and challenged, they should really went full in with that, maybe give Kofi a true shot since they claim they really like him and he's important to he company, do something serious with Swagger other than getting squashed by Rusev, basically..... Reward these guys that have been dedicated vs hotshot other talent.
They should really go back to the path of talent going through all or some of the lower titles before getting a world title shot vs just coming in, squashing a few peeps, winning a few feuds, then contending and winning titles and gimmick ppv matches