ALonelyDad
Veteran
He's getting some criticism for this
Vince used to do the same shyt with his fixation on Ted Turner instead of the person running WCW, Eric Bischoff.I'm listening and does he and Tony have static
Said a bunch of nice stuff about Shahid being self made when asked about competition but just lack of regard for Tony and calling him a kid multiple times. Threw subliminals about it being easy to run a company at a loss then hid hands when Bill pressed on the comment
Spent more time on the dad than about competition
The contrast reaction to this interview is telling
You had shills looking at that clip of him dissmissing Tony and are doing chest bumps saying he sonned him and calling him the biggest babyface in wrestling
And everyone with sense has looking at the clip of him downplaying Vince's accussations saying how tone deaf he is
Also he really really wants Disney to buy WWE, you can tell by him mentioning ESPN how he does and trying to holler and Iger at the BCS and how much hes doubling down on Saudi's didnt even send an offer. Im willing to bet hes hoping it goes to a media company so Vince is ousted and hes the full head of the company....Hes been playing nice with all sides of the board but also been caught being two faced to them to save his goose. Wrestlenomics mentioned when talking about who else might leave, Nick Khan will probably try and stay the full 5 years of his contract cause resigning means he has to give money back.
He'll either be ousted spectacuarly trying to get a proper media company to buy and cross Vince or be the guy in charge of the whole company when all McMahons are gone with Hunter still being in creative.
Online wrestling fans are in a bubble and vastly overestimate how serious people like Nick Khan take this wrestling "war".
If you're coming to it from a business perspective there isn't no war. There's a noisy little upstart company who are doing fine but nothing more, but because ya'll are in the trenches every day with WWE stans and vice versa, ya'll perceive it as some fight to the death when the reality is that this is closer to WWF vs ECW than WWF vs WCW.
All the 6 star matches and neckbeards in the crowd chanting AEW ain't gonna make a damn thing to someone like Nick Khan. He doesn't give a fukk about anything but the bottom line and he clearly does not see AEW as a threat to the WWE. And after three years I think we can agree that he's correct from a business perspective. If AEW had grown at all you might have a point.
Every market leader out here doesn't talk shyt about a challenger or the competition and if they do, they aren't running to every news media outlet out here as Tony Khan likes to do. They do the talking from a business and financial perspective, which exactly what Khan and WWE are doing.Nah this is American capitalism, not even a wrestling thing. Even a market leader is gonna shyt talk a challenger brand that isnt competing with them per say. Its why brick and mortar stores aint around
Online wrestling fans are in a bubble and vastly overestimate how serious people like Nick Khan take this wrestling "war".
If you're coming to it from a business perspective there isn't no war. There's a noisy little upstart company who are doing fine but nothing more, but because ya'll are in the trenches every day with WWE stans and vice versa, ya'll perceive it as some fight to the death when the reality is that this is closer to WWF vs ECW than WWF vs WCW.
All the 6 star matches and neckbeards in the crowd chanting AEW ain't gonna make a damn thing to someone like Nick Khan. He doesn't give a fukk about anything but the bottom line and he clearly does not see AEW as a threat to the WWE. And after three years I think we can agree that he's correct from a business perspective. If AEW had grown at all you might have a point.
Vince used to do the same shyt with his fixation on Ted Turner instead of the person running WCW, Eric Bischoff.
Every market leader out here doesn't talk shyt about a challenger or the competition and if they do, they aren't running to every news media outlet out here as Tony Khan likes to do. They do the talking from a business and financial perspective, which exactly what Khan and WWE are doing.
You do know that Khan has connections in the industry from his time at CAA, so he could easily get access to information if he really wanted to do so without having to go through the dirtsheet route to get it. People in the entertainment industry talk behind the scenes.is he though? Cause how would he know their business unless we're presuming he knows people in the company
You do know that Khan has connections in the industry from his time at CAA, so he could easily get access to information if he really wanted to do so without having to go through the dirtsheet route to get it. People in the entertainment industry talk behind the scenes.
It also takes time for a company (especially an upstart one) to become financially profitable and anyone with business sense would tell you that.
Nick Khan has always been the blunt type from his time at being over a talent agency, which is how he got to where he is now so there's no need to change up. There's no need for him to walk back his Vince comments as Vince brought him there in the first place as his replacement and to help facilitate the eventual sale of the company.Anyone could, even reporters outside of the dirtsheets also but I've never seen a vocal operating at a loss take when talking about them.
Anyway I think he needs to spend more time trying walkback his Vince shyt in this interview than anything
Anyone could, even reporters outside of the dirtsheets also but I've never seen a vocal operating at a loss take when talking about them.
Anyway I think he needs to spend more time trying walkback his Vince shyt in this interview than anything