We all think we can write better than the wrestling writers do. All of the sudden they come up with something completely different. If the ring is the stage, the wrestlers are its players. They have no off-season. Any professional athlete is expected to keep in shape, eat well, doing media interviews, treat the public well.
Pro wrestlers have to do that now, too.
One of the most pervasive and popular changes in the content of wrestling characters in the past few years is the rise of the anti-hero. In comes a Texas redneck that drinks beer, curses, flips people off and essentially says rebellion is good. Everyone loves it. Every fan has a favorite wrestler. All this and more, actually.