...are you serious smh.
I don't have a problem with it. The brands are split up.
And the Network makes it a lot easier for people to watch both PPV's (because they won't be spending $50 a pop on them)
I think it's a good indication that there will be a hard split. It's exciting news. Also means twice as many donair pizzas for me.I don't have a problem with it. The brands are split up.
The main (only?) issue with that is that it'd mean that smackdown house shows have no females on it, which I'm guessing they won't have happen.
I guess they could try to have a rotating group of NXT female wrestlers on it, if the NXT schedule allows it.
so wwe's solution to their already overstretched product, is to add another ppv every month? count me out of thinking it's a good idea.
so wwe's solution to their already overstretched product, is to add another ppv every month? count me out of thinking it's a good idea.
Why not? They don't have to worry about PPV buyrates or DVRs. They don't even have to worry about people watching particular 'special events'; as long as more people subscribe. I think it's great.20 PPVs a year with possibly Network specials mixed in? Holy crap...
Why not? They don't have to worry about PPV buyrates or DVRs. They don't even have to worry about people watching particular 'special events'; as long as more people subscribe. I think it's great.
More live content for the Network is a good thing for the company.
Maybe...there is a bit of a cost factor to take into consideration. An extra eight live shows to put on the Network will likely need them to see some uptick in subscribers to justify that cost. PPV specials tend to have a healthy cost associated with them since it won't be like their random live specials that are just Network only and have less of a stage cost with them.