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Old 10-01-2020, 11:21 PM   #57562
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Originally Posted by Emperor Smeat View Post
Seems WWE's new restrictions on outside third party services for their talent is even worse than previously assumed.

Before it was assumed that Twitch accounts would be mostly left alone as long as talent removed any WWE owned ring names or references in the accounts. Turns out WWE is taking over ownership of those accounts regardless if they are under their talents real names and also taking a chunk out of any money earned by their talent on the service.

Even worse is any leftover money talent receives from Twitch will now count against their downside guarantees meaning they are no longer earning any extra money on the side.
How could they possibly enforce that? Unless WWE has a backdoor deal with Twitch where they got Twitch not to pay any of the wrestlers directly.

They should strike by not showing up for Smackdown, just have a Twitch stream going where they just sit and watch Smackdown.

Also, id love to be a fly on the wall when they try to tell Ronda Rousey that lol
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