Thread: Who should "just leave" the WWE?
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Old 03-31-2018, 10:47 AM   #17
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I'm trying to think of a good way to explain what Destor (and myself) are trying to say.

There's certain guys who thrive in the Indy environment (like the Young Bucks) more than they ever would in the WWE. To the point that they are essentially kings of the Indies.

Mind you, given their current status as merch slingers and the amount they're now making, they'd get a nice deal to go to the E. BUT, if we're talking about the Bucks 6 years ago, if they went to the E, it likely would have hurt their earning potential--so the best thing they could have done was hustle in the Indies to increase their earning potential.

You could say eventually you have to go to the Fed to make the most money possible, but going at the wrong time would hamper your overall earnings in the long run.
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