WWE talent regret re-signing

**tucsonspeed6** · 11-13-2006, 08:41 AM

Look at it like this: TNA starts signing bigger names due to their great schedules and work environment. They start bringing in new fans, but the downside is now the WWE guys say, "Hey, I'm bigger talent than that Abyss guy," and demand slightly more money than TNA is willing to give. It begins to beg the question, "Why lose out on the extra money you can get by being on the road while paying more for bigger names that draw in more fans?" Eventually staying in one spot will be a double edge sword. You're losing out on the new fans money while more guys with bigger names want to come in. Eventually they'll have to move around and work the guys harder to start drawing in the big bucks that McMahon does.

11-13-2006, 08:41 AM	#40
tucsonspeed6 Banned WWE on 1/1/07 Posts: 2,141	Look at it like this: TNA starts signing bigger names due to their great schedules and work environment. They start bringing in new fans, but the downside is now the WWE guys say, "Hey, I'm bigger talent than that Abyss guy," and demand slightly more money than TNA is willing to give. It begins to beg the question, "Why lose out on the extra money you can get by being on the road while paying more for bigger names that draw in more fans?" Eventually staying in one spot will be a double edge sword. You're losing out on the new fans money while more guys with bigger names want to come in. Eventually they'll have to move around and work the guys harder to start drawing in the big bucks that McMahon does.