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BOLA is looking good this year. One day I will go to one
I generally hate the "separate the artist from the art" excuse, but as long as he keeps it out of the ring i think it applies
On the other hand, if Arena proves to be a cheap channel, viewership could always go up if you just wanted to watch WWE but didn't want to pay 43 pounds a month mostly for football.
I generally hate the "separate the artist from the art" excuse, but as long as he keeps it out of the ring i think it applies
Not for me. Being a minority I can't be liking bigots
I prefer to assume best intentions with things like this. I know we say the wrestling business is full of scummy people, but you could say that about a lot of businesses. I'm not gonna say any one person is trash until they give me reason to.Sami seems legit nice. I don't know enough to say the same about Owens/ DDP. Even if they are, that is still only 3 out of 100's of people.
It's absurd that the wreslters have to carry the briefcase with them
https://twitter.com/CarmellaWWE/status/879910674209546241
More potential ammo for the #FiveYears club:
https://twitter.com/BensonRichardE/status/880033069952053248
"Could be interesting for WWE rights. Sky splitting off to cheaper standalone channels. WWE grouped with Rugby/Tennis on "Sky Sports Arena"
Football will get two dedicated channels, cricket and golf will join F1 as standalone platforms, while Sky Sports Arena will show other sports such as rugby, tennis and wrestling.
Broughton also suggests that by having genre-themed sports channels each will effectively act as a profit and loss account for the popularity of each sport and therefore what the rights are really worth to Sky.
For example, tennis is not thought to have its own dedicated sports channel in the new set-up. It is understood that the TV rights tender for the US Open and ATP Tennis Tour has just been issued.
The new strategy could signal that Sky, which last year dropped its coverage of the US Open tennis tournament after 25 years, may have determined it will not look to offer a huge bid to renew the ATP Tennis Tour rights."
On the other hand, if Arena proves to be a cheap channel, viewership could always go up if you just wanted to watch WWE but didn't want to pay 50+ pounds a month mostly for football.
It's absurd that the wreslters have to carry the briefcase with them
https://twitter.com/CarmellaWWE/status/879910674209546241
What is the #FiveYears thing exactly?
WWE will be off the air in five years?
And/or non existent, yes.
And people really believe this?
And people really believe this?
I prefer to assume best intentions with things like this. I know we say the wrestling business is full of scummy people, but you could say that about a lot of businesses. I'm not gonna say any one person is trash until they give me reason to.
AJ, unfortunately, is one of the ones who has given reason to say he ain't shit.
I'm the other way round. People got to prove they aren't a bigot/ twat etc. That way I don't get disappointed when they act like Randy, AJ and even the rock
More potential ammo for the #FiveYears club:
https://twitter.com/BensonRichardE/status/880033069952053248
"Could be interesting for WWE rights. Sky splitting off to cheaper standalone channels. WWE grouped with Rugby/Tennis on "Sky Sports Arena"
Football will get two dedicated channels, cricket and golf will join F1 as standalone platforms, while Sky Sports Arena will show other sports such as rugby, tennis and wrestling.
Broughton also suggests that by having genre-themed sports channels each will effectively act as a profit and loss account for the popularity of each sport and therefore what the rights are really worth to Sky.
For example, tennis is not thought to have its own dedicated sports channel in the new set-up. It is understood that the TV rights tender for the US Open and ATP Tennis Tour has just been issued.
The new strategy could signal that Sky, which last year dropped its coverage of the US Open tennis tournament after 25 years, may have determined it will not look to offer a huge bid to renew the ATP Tennis Tour rights."
On the other hand, if Arena proves to be a cheap channel, viewership could always go up if you just wanted to watch WWE but didn't want to pay 50+ pounds a month mostly for football.
No?And people really believe this?
Given how much current WWE is parallel to WCW 99-01, yes. I'm listening to the audiobook version of Death of WCW and some of the shit so far is comical in how WWE is doing the same. The ONLY reason they're still going is there is 0 competition.
More potential ammo for the #FiveYears club:
https://twitter.com/BensonRichardE/status/880033069952053248
"Could be interesting for WWE rights. Sky splitting off to cheaper standalone channels. WWE grouped with Rugby/Tennis on "Sky Sports Arena"
Football will get two dedicated channels, cricket and golf will join F1 as standalone platforms, while Sky Sports Arena will show other sports such as rugby, tennis and wrestling.
Broughton also suggests that by having genre-themed sports channels each will effectively act as a profit and loss account for the popularity of each sport and therefore what the rights are really worth to Sky.
For example, tennis is not thought to have its own dedicated sports channel in the new set-up. It is understood that the TV rights tender for the US Open and ATP Tennis Tour has just been issued.
The new strategy could signal that Sky, which last year dropped its coverage of the US Open tennis tournament after 25 years, may have determined it will not look to offer a huge bid to renew the ATP Tennis Tour rights."
On the other hand, if Arena proves to be a cheap channel, viewership could always go up if you just wanted to watch WWE but didn't want to pay 50+ pounds a month mostly for football.
I can see the parallel with 99-01 WCW but I do think the complete lack of competition will keep them around long after five years. Hopefully to a point that they get their shit together.
I do think they are going to have to downscale their product at some point though. Probably within the next five years. I guess TV renewal will be the big concern as well.
I'm the other way round. People got to prove they aren't a bigot/ twat etc. That way I don't get disappointed when they act like Randy, AJ and even the rock
What is the #FiveYears thing exactly?
WWE will be off the air in five years?
Given how much current WWE is parallel to WCW 99-01, yes. I'm listening to the audiobook version of Death of WCW and some of the shit so far is comical in how WWE is doing the same. The ONLY reason they're still going is there is 0 competition.
Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?
Gamers. Easily.Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?
Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?
I think it's referring to the length of WWE's current deal with Sky. It was signed in 2014 and expected to finish in 2019.
Except in this situation WWE is making money while WCW was losing it. Ignore the storytelling and booking, WWE today is far, far, far healthier as a business than WCW was during the Monday Night War.
Except in this situation WWE is making money while WCW was losing it. Ignore the storytelling and booking, WWE today is far, far, far healthier as a business than WCW was during the Monday Night War.
WCW went from the top to dead in a dramtically fast time. There were other factors involved but who knows what will happen?the answer is Anth0ny
It's too hard to pick. This week I'll go with gamers, next week probably you guys.Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?
I have to admit Jericho has some great #safe wrestling shirts
'98 was their biggest year money-making wise too. 3 years later, dead.
I don't know when this pic was taken so I can't say if its recent, but if it is then that's a burial
Gamers, but some gamers are also wrestling fans.Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?
There is no competitor that can purchase WWE and absorb their brand and their talent.
Except in this situation WWE is making money while WCW was losing it. Ignore the storytelling and booking, WWE today is far, far, far healthier as a business than WCW was during the Monday Night War.
What's the criteria here for #5years? Completely dead? No longer publicly traded? No longer on cable TV?
Keep in mind that while WCW was in a bad place, they were purchased by a competitor. There is no competitor that can purchase WWE and absorb their brand and their talent.
Let's be real, if someone, ANYONE had bought WCW other than Vince, they'd still be kickin' around today, even if only at Impact-tier.
Worse people?
Gamers? or Wrestling Fans?