It sucks to be WWE today
Rather than link to each of the bad news items one by one, dave has a roundup
and press conference notes
At this point, I don't think the question is whether WWE is fucked. I think the question is, how fucked is WWE going to be?
This may seem harsh, but you know what I think? I think that any thing bad that happens to the WWE or the industry as a whole as a result of all this is richly deserved. How long did the industry go unnoticed and unchecked...and make no or minimal and fony efforts to fix itself? The industry has taken advantage of going under the radar for so long, and they used that fact to allow for lots of bad things to occur and now its time to pay the bill.
I don't know what the fallout is going to be, but I do strongly believe fallout is coming.
and press conference notes
At this point, I don't think the question is whether WWE is fucked. I think the question is, how fucked is WWE going to be?
This may seem harsh, but you know what I think? I think that any thing bad that happens to the WWE or the industry as a whole as a result of all this is richly deserved. How long did the industry go unnoticed and unchecked...and make no or minimal and fony efforts to fix itself? The industry has taken advantage of going under the radar for so long, and they used that fact to allow for lots of bad things to occur and now its time to pay the bill.
I don't know what the fallout is going to be, but I do strongly believe fallout is coming.
Labels: Benoit Family Tragety, Phil Astin, Pro Wrestling News, wellness policy, WWE
posted by Casey Trowbridge at 7/02/2007 07:45:00 PM
2 Comments:
You gotta know that Dixie Carter and the TNA staff are laughing at what is happening to Vince.
I'll bet they're not laughing but are in fact very nervous. At least, they should be.
Anything that happens here will have a direct impact (pardon the pun) on them and RoH on down. One New Jersey official already wants to regulate wrestling again and sure TNA's never run New Jersey, but if other states were to follow suite they could quickly see their cost of doing business rise.
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