Has WWE gone too far, for not listening to the fans? (Read details for more)?

Vince McMahon has the final word in the WWE.

nothing goes throught without his okay and Daniel Bryan doesn't fit the mold. he's a small guy. Vince is obssesed with body builders (*cough* Batista *cough*)

this Daniel Bryan phenomenon is basically rage against the machine. people buy the PPV's, people buy the tickets and so the people decide who's best for business...... not Vince.

don't expect this Daniel Bryan thing go away anytime soon. it only gets bigger...

ohh and i love all the buddhurt WWE fans on the internet.. i say your beloved WWE got owned by Pittsburgh crowd, so deal with it!

I think this is a great example of HOW the WWE has been able to sustain their brand and keep people interested year after year after year. Think about it this way: if the WWE fans ALWAYS got what they wanted, the storyline would no longer be interesting since the same wrestlers would always be the Champion. Don't you agree it was sort of boring when John Cena was always the WWE Champion one way or another?

At least now, people have a reason to stay tuned because, as you so poignantly pointed out, the WWE Universe wants Daniel Bryan to be the Champion (or at least have a fair shot at being it). The WWE has refused to give it to him up until now, but they also never want to alienate their fan base. SO, it all comes down to a matter of WHEN, not a matter of IF. The same way you watch a TV show to see whether a couple gets together "for real" or not, you watch WWE to see WHEN Daniel Bryan will be rewarded. This happened with Ziggler in the past; Bryan is probably just going down the same path.

For several years, Bryan has been winning everything, main eventing everything, being booked like Batman to beat up six guys at a time, getting all kinds merchandise, a reality show, the most ring time of anyone and the focus of every major storyline. This was what people asked for and WWE listened.

I'm a fan of Bryan (since the flea market/track pants days), and personally wanted Reigns to go all the way, but it's honestly time for something different--even if it's not the breath of fresh air we all wanted.

I see a pattern at this PPV,

NAO win the tag team championships, Bryan loses, Orton retains the WWE Championship, Nash in the rumble, Batista wins it! Seems like HHH's friends get some special treatment!

They screwed up big time by ignoring their fans, TNA should really step it's game up, but they don't listen to their fans either!

I'll stick around for Wrestlemania, but if it disappoints, I'll probably stop watching. I currently find myself doing things on the computer and paying no attention to RAW when I have it on.

There are a few roads that are ahead that if it comes to them will signal the last time I watch WWE. If Wrestlemania consists of any of the following, I will be done:

Bray vs Cena (Okay if at EC, but not at WM)

Lesnar vs Undertaker

Lesnar vs Batista

Bryan vs Sheamus

I'm sure we're going to see:

Cody vs Goldust

Usos vs NAO

Triple H vs CM Punk

And I'm fine with those three, but if any of the others are there, I'm done.

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Formula of returning. Come Back, "Wrestle" At Pay-Per Views, Get handed everything even the major championship; show up once before the Pay-per View, lose in predictable fashion and Leave. Surprising, this is still better then Total Nonstop Action and Dixie land.

I think you are trying to say that WWE is screwing Daniel Bryan fans. If you saw the WWE Royal Rumble tonight. You could have notice that Daniel Bryan fans don't give a F*** about other wrestlers. Daniel Bryan fans are the worst, booing everything seriously how childish is that.

You just figured this out now?

WWE does what's, in their opinion, "best for business". That's the case even if the fans sometimes don't agree with it.

I was cheering for Reigns to win, but they decided to go with Batista.

It is all a work, but it is fun to be part of the storyline. Don't you agree? This is how WWE invested their fans to the storyline. By applying real-life situation to the storyline and fans pick their favorites, it making an interesting TV. We got the Authority (Evil) vs. Fans (Good). I can see this as a stroke of genius.

Triple H got his business degree at the ramrod.

In layman's terms, he doesn't know sh*t about business.