Thread: Is WWE a career ending move these days?
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Old 06-15-2005, 02:04 AM   #7
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Yeah, heaven forbid someone go for the guaranteed pay days of top-promotion wrestling when he could work an indy schedule where he'd be making a fraction of that. Plus, unless he's a big indy star, odds are, he'd be making a fraction of a fraction.

And, honestly, I would bet that 99.999999% of people who get into professional wrestling do it with the ultimate dream of wrestling for WWE, not to attain a high level of indy cred.
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