I see after every PPV we get the same complaints being posted on here. Poor matches, no build up, filler matches and crap non-action segments. Have you ever stop to think maybe it's partly the 'fans' fault.
The WWE is a business and the wrestlers (entertainers) are demanding employees. A hell of a lots of money is needed to keep that Juggernaut rolling. They tour the world with dozens of well paid performers and many, many crew members. They produce shows in small, medium and huge arenas. They broadcast 4 or 5 TV shows a week. This doesn't costs 4 bucks and a can of Pepsi. It's costs millions and millions of dollars (shut it Titus and Darren).
So how do they fund this entertainment monster? Well you pay for it. Every cent they bring in comes from you, either directly or in-directly. PPV buys, merch sales, ticket sales and sponsorship (yes you pay for that to, by buying the products that are advertised). So what happens when literally tens of thousands (possibly even hundreds of thousand) of you stream PPVs rather than pay for them? They fill the income gap. One easy way to do this is have a PPV every month. With that kind of schedule, how do you expect them to pump out a quality PPV with such short run ups!
I've never streamed. If I want to watch the PPV I pay for it. I've paid for 11 out of the last 12 if memory serves me. How many of you can say the same? Or are you to busy bitching about something you didn't even pay for?
The WWE is a business and the wrestlers (entertainers) are demanding employees. A hell of a lots of money is needed to keep that Juggernaut rolling. They tour the world with dozens of well paid performers and many, many crew members. They produce shows in small, medium and huge arenas. They broadcast 4 or 5 TV shows a week. This doesn't costs 4 bucks and a can of Pepsi. It's costs millions and millions of dollars (shut it Titus and Darren).
So how do they fund this entertainment monster? Well you pay for it. Every cent they bring in comes from you, either directly or in-directly. PPV buys, merch sales, ticket sales and sponsorship (yes you pay for that to, by buying the products that are advertised). So what happens when literally tens of thousands (possibly even hundreds of thousand) of you stream PPVs rather than pay for them? They fill the income gap. One easy way to do this is have a PPV every month. With that kind of schedule, how do you expect them to pump out a quality PPV with such short run ups!
I've never streamed. If I want to watch the PPV I pay for it. I've paid for 11 out of the last 12 if memory serves me. How many of you can say the same? Or are you to busy bitching about something you didn't even pay for?


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