Originally Posted by The_don1:
“Still not sure why if having "stars" is so important why the company is making more money with no "stars" then they did with as many "stars" as they did have back in the past.
Makes no sense really”
“Still not sure why if having "stars" is so important why the company is making more money with no "stars" then they did with as many "stars" as they did have back in the past.
Makes no sense really”
Because sponsorship and tv rights fees are obviously greater in 2016 than 15 years ago and the business model is diversified . But wrestling is only hot when they have crossover stars. That's been the case throughout the entire business so it's pretty historically ignorant to suggest it's not an important factor. The current model is just to squeeze more and more out of the hardcores because the casuals have all been run off. That's not sustainable forever.
And they're down money wise from the PPV era. So they're not making more money than ever.



