WWE: well I left one comment about this company and
AEW on social media "Can I just point out that #AEW don't care what the
#WWE are doing so this suggestion of a pecking order is irrelevant, because the
new kids on the block have already stated they are doing their own thing, so
this statement is useless and a waste of time." [This is my own
correspondence/materials so I can do what I want with it.]
But I will
continue; the comeback I received from this was mostly negative, with the
general consensus [so I am not quoting anyone here and the likes against me]
that if AEW were doing their own thing,
they would not be bringing up the WWE, which I had been thinking about this of
course they will bring up the WWE it's like talking about an elephant in the
room, eventually everyone is going to talk about the elephant in the room [I
will discuss this more later on.]
I have to
say that I find it strange that most people seem to forget that the WWE are not
that perfect, if you want me to be really honest they got incredibly lazy after
WWE purchased WCW in 2001.
If I was the
WWE in 2001, I would have been thinking "How can I slowly instigate a
strategic stranglehold on professional wrestling/entertainment?" This is
what I would have done, but before I continue remember these were
"strategic stranglehold." So from 2002 until today I would have been
offering any wrestling company a partnership of sorts, where these two
companies [the WWE and another company] could share their wrestling talents or
anything like this and the WWE can do this with another company, so we now have
three wrestling companies all connected in one way or another.
Now for
those people thinking "The WWE don't need these two other
companies."This is true but however if you put these to other companies
under the WWE umbrella of sorts, meaning they can run separate businesses and
so on, they can even do business with one another, but here is something that
would have worked out for the WWE long-term, you would specifically point out
in a contract that whilst this wrestling company has a business relationship
with the WWE, the business and the contents of the business on every single
level cannot work with another wrestling company outside of the WWE umbrella
and yes this goes for the performers as well [they could put in their contracts
if they become free agents they are not allowed to work for any wrestling
company for a period of four months in a country or place where there is a
wrestling company under the WWE umbrella.]
I mean you
could even have characters/performers floating between wrestling companies
under the WWE umbrella. So if this was a thing when it came to 2019 and you had
a new wrestling company trying to start out, they would already have a mountain
to climb because the WWE would have this strategic stranglehold on wrestling,
it just leaves one question yes the WWE would have less money than what they
have now if they did this, but what would you rather have lots and lots and
lots of money or lots of money with a strategic stranglehold on the wrestling
business providing you can get enough wrestling companies to have a working
relationship with [under the WWE umbrella,] so it is very much a case of work
with us or against us that mentality
Back into
reality; throughout the years they should have been making their product better
and better [yes even though I have not watched their programming for some
time,] but by all accounts it is improving but they should have been the
trailblazers instead of making this women's revolution a complete sham they
should be headlining their weekly programming on a consistent basis, headlining
their pay-per-views on a consistent basis and slowly integrating women vs. men
and on a quick side note have two Tag Team Division one each for men and women
and make them competitive and thriving, so by doing this; it sends out a very
strong message to any of their current or future competitors "We are the
WWE we play hard and we fight harder!"I will predict right here and right
now when Rousey comes back to the WWE; the women's revolution thing will start
up again.
I get what
they are doing with NXT, by taking it off The Network and putting it on TV, I
get it and it makes sense, but does anyone else think this is on one side a
little bit childish and on the other side incredibly risky considering NXT over
many years has been the gold standard of the three brands in the WWE?
Now on to
something slightly a bit different, I am not against the WWE but if you ever
wondered why I am not overly positive about this company it boils down to two
things; 1. They could do so much better with the things that they have at their
disposal and 2. Whenever I am slightly positive or positive or absolutely
anything like this they find a way to screw it up somehow, like I am expecting
them to screw up Bray Wyatt "Firefly Funhouse" or “The Fiend” Bray
Wyatt somewhere and somehow and yes I have seen his first match [The Fiend Bray
Wyatt vs. Finn Bálor WWE SummerSlam 2019,] there is so much potential here that
the possibilities are endless. I don't mean to have this mind set, but I have
been exposed to this company for a long time and I have always been amazed how
they screw things up in different ways.
Like for an
example I am terrified of how NXT could turn out now it has moved to TV and
extended by one hour, even though it is true I don't subscribe to The Network
Triple H. has turned NXT into something that if the rest of their programming
was of the standard the WWE would be untouchable and just for the record, the
reason why I know this; is because NXT universally has been given incredibly
high praise for a long time now.
So just
based on these two examples; please, please WWE don't screw these up and it
looks like I have to apologize to this company; Buddy Murphy had to stay off
from TV to bulk up [I watched someone else's material to find this out.]
All Elite Wrestling: now on to this
company, I was under the impression that this company were giving individual
health insurance, but I was wrong I am just covering my back here just in case
I have made reference to this before or not.
On more
research now [after some head pointed this out to me] they don't give health
insurance to their characters/performers, but they have something in place like
the WWE, but this is the important difference; it feels like they want to
change it; it may just take years, but their characters/performers are of the
highest priority to them [and before I receive any comments or feedback, I am
not saying that the WWE don't have the same opinion,] I'm just saying AEW
making it clearly a very top priority.
Now I'm
going to talk about the elephant in the room, as far as I'm concerned AEW can
make any reference or anything like this about WWE and vice versa. Once again
before I receive any complaints or feedback or anything, let me put things like
this; many, many moons ago Manchester City were like AEW and Manchester United
were like the WWE where Manchester City were like the noisy neighbours and the
new kids on the block, but move forward to the present day there is still this
rivalry which will never die, but Manchester City have established themselves
in their own right and are doing their own thing. Basically I can see the same
or something similar happening to AEW and the WWE [if I have any soccer
fans/supporters reading this; this analogy came to me and it is something
possible.]
There is
only one thing I have left to say and I have no doubt it will infuriate some
people out there, how much you may not want to hear this; the WWE needed
someone like AEW to come along with their financial muscle and ambition to
forced the WWE to wake up and I am aware that I am not the only one that thinks
something similar to this. But it is true since AEW have been around the WWE
has been forced to change, be it long-term and lucrative contracts for anyone
who signs with them or re-signs with them or moving their third brand onto TV
just to go head-to-head with AEW [yes as I have already said I am terrified
what could happen to the third brand, but in this paragraph am talking about
change.] So even though a AEW haven't been around that long they are slowly but
surely changing the wrestling industry which can only be a good thing for
everyone.
Last updated: Sunday 25/08/2019, I have
updated this blog ever so slightly, but I was thinking I would also take the
time to point out that I had indeed got rid of some of my
material/correspondents to the situation at the top of this blog, I was wrong
about the AEW health insurance thing and sometimes for some strange reason it
irritates me when my contents on social media isn't up to my standards, it just
depends what mind set I am in really
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