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Old 04-08-2019, 11:17 PM   #1
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If AEW manages to focus on a succinct product with logical storytelling and acts its fan base wants to see, and they get a good TV deal and people rather watch that than five hours of this. If the Saudi seal blows up in WWE’s face and investors pull support and WWE ends up flames in the media. If TV networks pull their financial backing because WWE isn’t viable. If all these invited things go wrong — the negative shitshow they are courting by being so out of touch in an industry that can move VERY quick — this could make a chapter on “The Death of WWE.” Like, do people appreciate just how much of a piss this company just took on them? This deserves mockery.
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