Jesus you really put a spin on history don’t you. Flair, Angle, and Guerrero did draw from matches. Fans did care about their match quality. I can’t even believe you think Eddie was at his drawing peak in 2000. What the hell did you watch? Honestly. He was literally one of the most if not the most over wrestler in the company in 2002-2004. In 2000 he was just a comedy character. How could he be a draw if he wasn’t even placed in a main event position.
Eddie Guerrero was getting 6.0 rating segments with Chyna throughout 2000, that’s the most money and exposure he’s ever drawn, with his Latino heat/mamacita shirts in best sellers during the peak of the business.
You may like the rest of his career better, but that’s irrelevant to the fact that he drew more in 2000 as an upper midcarder than as a main eventer in 2004 because card placement is fictional and irrelevant when talking about drawing.
Crash Holly drew more money in the hardcore division in 2000 than any main eventer did in 2004 and that’s a concrete fact.
This is why a niche shouldn’t be appealed to, your tastes don’t represent the overwhelming audience and you have not only zero right to demand they cater to you, but also no sound argument as for why they should in any way care about workrate.
You never listen to a niche in any business, nor do you change the genre of a show to suit your niche.
Professional Wrestling isn’t about the moves, it’s purely about storyline and characters, a soap opera fictional show about wrestlers, if this bothers you then it’s not for you, and you should probably watch MMA, Gymnastics or Amateur wrestling if you want moves and sport.