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vthokieq

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WWF was struggling in the early 90s...


...the steroid issue, among other things, had really put a hurt in them, thus allowing WCW to gain a foothold. TNA’s failure is more a result of poor management as well (there seems to be a recurring theme here). But the recent growth of RoH and New Japan show that others can be successful, even though they’ll still lose stars to WWE, it’s how you go about replacing those stars. There’s also opportunity for guys to leave WWE and succeed like they probably couldn’t have 10 years ago (see Cody Rhodes). These things will help WWE in the long run. I’d also say that Vince giving up some creative control is probably good. Hunter is more than capable as he’s shown with the way he built NXT.

(In response to this post by VTHokie2000)

Posted: 01/25/2018 at 6:42PM



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