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It was a plea that did not go unnoticed by the company and, most importantly, by their chairman and CEO Vince McMahon.
"I noticed it the second it started trending," Stephanie McMahon, the chief brand officer of the WWE, told ESPN.com. "We talked about it Tuesday night and Wednesday and it was brought to everyone's attention that this is still trending. It really was an 'aha moment' for some of us in the office and it was definitely the impetus for a much bigger movement. Our fans spoke out. It was a global trend that was so loud and so powerful. It was a cry for our female performers to be given longer match time and to be given more meaningful story lines and to have deeper character development. Our fans said with their voices very loud and clear that we want more from our female performers."