Say goodbye to Live PPVs on the WWE Network brehs

Rayzah

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absolutely nothing in that call suggested that all live PPV's will be gone from the Network:skip:

they are looking for ways to generate additional revenue using their intellectual property by outsourcing some it to other networks or streaming services. that doesn't mean they're gonna pull all of their live PPV's off the Network and go back to PPV prices of $50 per show:pachaha:

if anything they'll likely bump the Network price to the rumored $14.99 tier price or give certain TV networks/streaming services the rights to air select PPV's, etc.on their platform.


title of this thread is misleading as all get out, but some of ya'll hunger for doom and gloom all the time so ... carry on:hubie:
Right. They probably just looking to offer it to other outlets like fite tv or fox sports PPV’s. It’s better that way then you don’t need sports bars or other places to need a network subscription to show the ppv
 

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This is Cokeboy exit :wow:

Amazon could legit pay Vince like $5 billion for WWE ... and no that's not an exaggeration when you consider the UFC sold for over $4 billion several years ago. people can hate on WWE all the want, but at the end of the day it's a company that is worth a ton of money.

Vince gets that $5 billion and continues promoting the XFL :ohhh:
 

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Amazon could legit pay Vince like $5 billion for WWE ... and no that's not an exaggeration when you consider the UFC sold for over $4 billion several years ago. people can hate on WWE all the want, but at the end of the day it's a company that is worth a ton of money.

Vince gets that $5 billion and continues promoting the XFL :ohhh:

They could sell out, bc in thr end aside from hhh, i don't see anyone else as passionate about fhe company as Vince. So once he's gone, they might as well sell out.
 
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