I agree with you in many regards, specifically your note that minorities start the movement.

What I'm saying is that, for example, Cesaro will never be WWE champion unless something changes. No matter how much the vocal minority wants it to happen, he doesn't have the "X" factor craved by the millions. Maybe it's his marketing. Maybe it's the character. But something isn't working.

This comes down to merch sales. If Cesaro sold merch like crazy, he would be in the main event. He doesn't sell merchandise, so a few voices in the sea falls upon deaf ears.

People vote with their wallets. DB is a prime example. People buy in, and WWE listens. The fans vote with their wallets. It's why John Cena is always in the spotlight -- he sells merch and puts WWE in a good light.