All Elite Wrestling/ALL IN 2 - paperwork been filed, in a positive sense. :ohhh:

[Max.]

Three members of The Elite turned down WWE main event money which was reportedly multi-year deals for more than seven figures annually.”


Omega to wwe :trips:

 

[Reality Check]

Yeah, I call bullshyt on 7 figure deals being offered to the Young Bucks. They've signed pretty much anybody they wanted, from Matt Riddle to Ronda Rousey. Ronda's one of the few people i'd imagine signing a 7 figure deal off the rip. This sounds like carny bargaining.

7 figure deal doesn't sound too unreasonable given the amount of merch money they would be losing out on by going to the WWE along with not being able to continue doing BTE

 

[TheGodling]

Yeah, I call bullshyt on 7 figure deals being offered to the Young Bucks. They've signed pretty much anybody they wanted, from Matt Riddle to Ronda Rousey. Ronda's one of the few people i'd imagine signing a 7 figure deal off the rip. This sounds like carny bargaining.

Dude didn't even say 7 figures, he said more than 7 figures, implying that they'd get paid more than some of the most company loyal A-listers in the WWE's history.

 

[8WON6]

7 figure deal doesn't sound too unreasonable given the amount of merch money they would be losing out on by going to the WWE along with not being able to continue doing BTE

I would imagine there's a hard line in WWE between the 6 figure and 7 figure people. Bucks are easily under that line. 7 figure people are probably Orton, Cena, Brock, Ronda, maybe Roman now, maybe Charlotte, maybe AJ and DB. Like a clear cut difference. Especially, since they are rolling with RAW, SD, NXT, NXT-UK, 205 Live....bucks aren't a 7 figure asset.

 

[Reality Check]

I would imagine there's a hard line in WWE between the 6 figure and 7 figure people. Bucks are easily under that line. 7 figure people are probably Orton, Cena, Brock, Ronda, maybe Roman now, maybe Charlotte, maybe AJ and DB. Like a clear cut difference. Especially, since they are rolling with RAW, SD, NXT, NXT-UK, 205 Live....bucks aren't a 7 figure asset.

If WWE was interested in them, they would have to inflate their offer to counter the amount of money the Bucks would be leaving on the table with selling their own merch, especially with their own distribution deals in place. To have them in the fold, make money off their merch, and try to stop them from competing against them, it might take 7 figures a year to accomplish that.

 

[Cheech&Chong]

Elite should call Alberto and Sandow

 

[Reality Check]

Elite should call Alberto and Sandow

fukk no for both of them

 

[THE 101]

There really ain't much talent left for them to sign...I think it might be time to strap the rocket on one of the most underrated talents in the business....

Spoiler

 

[Jmare007]

7 figure deal doesn't sound too unreasonable given the amount of merch money they would be losing out on by going to the WWE along with not being able to continue doing BTE

Only way I can buy the 7 figure deal is the Bucks adding up the all the money they could potentially make by signing with WWE.

Dave never doubts his sources, which is why it's obvious to figure out who is feeding him info.

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

Dave straight pumping his guys up knowing full well that shyt ain't true



Still don't know what kind of roster their going to be able to put out there when WWE, ROH, Lucha Underground, & MLW all have different contracts floating around. Especially when they look like the last ones making offers since none of it's really a real thing anyway until January or whenever they get a TV deal announced.

I think they'll do what every non-WWE company is doing: share talent with and from NJPW, CMLL, LU, Rev Pro/various UK indies, ROH, MLW, maybe Impact.

Was it Cody that said earlier this year that everyone needs to come together to battle "the machine"? I think so and I think that's smart. Every promotion should have a handful of exclusive special attractions and main eventers, but there is a lot to be gained by working together especially if you're trying to start up your own promotion.

I still don't think the Elite are officially done with ROH or NJPW as performers and definitely not as businessmen.

 

[Silkk]

I think they'll do what every non-WWE company is doing: share talent with and from NJPW, CMLL, LU, Rev Pro/various UK indies, ROH, MLW, maybe Impact.

Was it Cody that said earlier this year that everyone needs to come together to battle "the machine"? I think so and I think that's smart. Every promotion should have a handful of exclusive special attractions and main eventers, but there is a lot to be gained by working together especially if you're trying to start up your own promotion.

I still don't think the Elite are officially done with ROH or NJPW as performers and definitely not as businessmen.

They are done though

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

They are done though

I think they will sign new contracts later in the year as part-timers or pay per appearance deals. There's definitely some kind of understanding going on between ROH & the Elite right now.

 

[Silkk]

I think they will sign new contracts later in the year as part-timers or pay per appearance deals. There's definitely some kind of understanding going on between ROH & the Elite right now.

If there was then they definitely wouldn't be missing the MSG show.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I would imagine there's a hard line in WWE between the 6 figure and 7 figure people. Bucks are easily under that line. 7 figure people are probably Orton, Cena, Brock, Ronda, maybe Roman now, maybe Charlotte, maybe AJ and DB. Like a clear cut difference. Especially, since they are rolling with RAW, SD, NXT, NXT-UK, 205 Live....bucks aren't a 7 figure asset.

10. Kevin Owens

Now.... some folks came on strong in the latter part of the year..... but in comparison from Jan to Dec, I can see this list being fairly accurate.

Will be interesting to see what its gonna be in 2019

Martha

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

this dude ain't signed yet?