LogFAQs > #876846788

WWE fans tend to want everything all at once, and no one should expect patience from a television show, but for example, let's say they were to want a match at some time between Kevin Owens and Finn Balor, well let's say that the shake up happens - and they end up on the same roster, and they immediately have a match either that week on RAW or SmackDown - so in one way they may like that such a dream match up happens but then they may complain that the match was rushed and just booked on the fly.

Whereas, in the same way, if, however, the WWE takes their time, and builds up to that match over 3 or 6 months, or longer, then those same fans complain that "Why isn't that match happening yet?!" so they want pacing on one hand, but want instant gratification on the other hand.

I really do think that it comes down to them being spoiled and not knowing how good they have it compared to years where RAW only featured jobber squash matches as the bulk of its show, with main matches only being on PPVs.
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