Berniewood Hogan
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WWE announces they've had their all-time best financial quarter in history
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TransJenner
Banned
It doesn't really mean anything
Other than good looks for investors ...sorta
The attendance is still bad and who knows if there tv deal will be good next time
Other than good looks for investors ...sorta
The attendance is still bad and who knows if there tv deal will be good next time
This encourages them to continue how they’re doing things now, at least from a tv stand point
Breh Obama
First Breh President. Coli Prophet.
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Is this the best quarter since they went public?
I think thats more likely than the history of the company.
I think thats more likely than the history of the company.
higher ticket prices
ran more shows in that quarter
TV contracts.
they have no incentive to produce a better product unfortunately, because the money they get from NBC makes up for everything they lose with lower crowds
ran more shows in that quarter
TV contracts.
they have no incentive to produce a better product unfortunately, because the money they get from NBC makes up for everything they lose with lower crowds
WWE exposing the positives and hiding the negatives
The carny code
The carny code
That still makes it best in the history of the company. The best two revenue years they’ve ever had was 2015 & 2016.
LurkNowitzki
All Star
Long and short of it:
-Attendance dropped, but revenue was increased by adding more dates and increasing ticket prices.
-Looks like a lot of the budget cuts were operational, in order for the business model to run smoother.
-A lot of churn with the network. Subscriber base isn't going to increase unless they move to some type of tiered system (probably why people have been getting a shyt ton of surveys about programming).
-Lost about $3M in UK market due to fees and other shyt stemming from the Brexit.
-TV deals expire in 2019, but talks will start next year.
-Company expects to be even more profitable next year.
I always find this side of the business even more interesting.
-Attendance dropped, but revenue was increased by adding more dates and increasing ticket prices.
-Looks like a lot of the budget cuts were operational, in order for the business model to run smoother.
-A lot of churn with the network. Subscriber base isn't going to increase unless they move to some type of tiered system (probably why people have been getting a shyt ton of surveys about programming).
-Lost about $3M in UK market due to fees and other shyt stemming from the Brexit.
-TV deals expire in 2019, but talks will start next year.
-Company expects to be even more profitable next year.
I always find this side of the business even more interesting.
UFC is being offered more $ than current with worse ratings than WWE
I wonder how they'll spin this one.
Not really WWF/WWE is still the same company, but if you don't know what the actual numbers were or if the non public numbers weren't included, then its kind of a half truth.