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7 Horrible Truths About WWE’s Future

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1. It’ll Never Be Challenged Again

WCW was one of the best things to ever happen to the WWE. The sudden ascent of genuine rivalry in the 1990s awakened the (then) Federation from its post-Hogan sleep and started the most energizing period in wrestling history. Without the critical need to enhance and advance, to develop the champs of the Monday Night Wars, there's no telling where the organization would have wound up before the end of the 20th century.

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2. It May Not Survive After Vince

In his notorious funnel bomb promo, CM Punk recommended that the WWE may be in an ideal situation when Vince McMahon is dead. The precise inverse could be valid; in spite of much acclaim stored upon Triple H for the choice he's made since increasing more noteworthy impact inside the nation, the amazing movement of force when Vince inevitably resigns or passes away will be erratic most definitely.

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3. Kayfabe Is Dying

A conjurer never uncovers his privileged insights and, for quite a while, neither did wrestlers. In a more extensive sense, it can be contended that wrestling will never convey the same persona and energizing flightiness as it once did. More WWE fans are currently likewise pundits, wannabe bookers and beginner ability scouts, examining each choice the organization makes off camera and airing their perspectives. Astutely, the WWE appears to be at long last to have grasped the continuous demise of kayfabe in the business, airing podcast meetings highlighting Austin, Jericho, Vince and Triple H for system endorsers of see.

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4. It Will Never Be As Shocking Again

At the point when Seth Rollins traded in for spendable dough his Money In The Bank contract to take the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 31, everyone classed it as a stun. The vast majority anticipated that Roman Reigns would exit as the disliked new champion or – falling flat that – Lesnar to hold, a simply remunerate for his new contract mark.

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5. Marquee Matches Will Continue To Overshadow

As disagreeable as the Cena versus Rock twofold header at 'Lunacy 28 and 29 was with in-your-face fans, the matches inarguably brought about a swelled purchase rate. While the WWE's most steadfast supporters have little craving to see past hotshots embedded consequently at the highest point of the greatest card of the year, such sessions are what genuinely draws in a more extensive worldwide gathering of people. This may appear to be great business sense, yet it has an impressive drawback.

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6. It Will Continue To Distance Itself From The Wrestling Business

For reasons unknown, Vince McMahon appears to be dead set to rebrand his organization as a smooth, bleeding edge games organize rather than the wrestling advancement it really is. Preshow examination, a fixation on online networking cooperation, and a dependence upon a sportscasting style of critique (simply listen to the rising Byron Saxton) has brought about a WWE near on unrecognizable from the harsh edged scene of the Attitude Era.

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7. There Will Be More Walkouts

CM Punk's walkout, albeit a standout amongst the most scandalous occurrences of worker disgruntlement in WWE history, surely isn't the first. The hyper-focused, frequently conflicting interior universe of the WWE drives commonly to a lot of discontent in the background, with contentions spilling out like never before because of social networking. The urgent contrast with Punk, then again, is the frenzied, clique like tailing he has further settled even in the wake of leaving the wrestling scene.

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