You're Given Billions to Compete with the WWE...GO!

[Destor]

The biggest problem with competing is there isnt talent. There are no stars in the business as a whole. You would to take a solid 2-5 years scouting and having poeple trained by top class workers, Pulling athletes from lower prospect sports like AAA baseball and canadian football.


the hurdle isnt making a product its finding guys who can truely break through.


You'd need money to attract those kindsof talents and you'd need a lot of them. A billion might not cut it long term. The fed draws bacause of the brand right now more than anything else...without it....there guys...all of them would be either over seas or unknown.

[Mr. Nerfect]

Originally Posted by Destor The biggest problem with competing is there isnt talent. There are no stars in the business as a whole. You would to take a solid 2-5 years scouting and having poeple trained by top class workers, Pulling athletes from lower prospect sports like AAA baseball and canadian football. the hurdle isnt making a product its finding guys who can truely break through. You'd need money to attract those kindsof talents and you'd need a lot of them. A billion might not cut it long term. The fed draws bacause of the brand right now more than anything else...without it....there guys...all of them would be either over seas or unknown.

I agree with this, except for maybe the bit about "a lot of them." In 1998, the WWF didn't have a lot of stars -- it had one. Granted, you are not going to find another Stone Cold Steve Austin. That being said, if you do find someone that breaks through, they are going to shine brighter compared to almost anybody else in the industry.