Btw as I already saw some people saying it. No, releasing talent of their contracts or firing people when you're not interested in them anymore or can't make money off of is not "Part of the game". It's a bullshit thing Vince got you used to because he ran unoposed for decades, and now his >> - ThreadSky

kgarriguesart.bsky.social • 18 days ago

Btw as I already saw some people saying it. No, releasing talent of their contracts or firing people when you're not interested in them anymore or can't make money off of is not "Part of the game". It's a bullshit thing Vince got you used to because he ran unoposed for decades, and now his >>

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kgarriguesart.bsky.social•18 days ago

<< god-like savior son in law is continuing with. Because as much as they want to keep the optics of the company being this completely new sanitized safe haven of workers rights... It's not. It's mostly the same.

You sign a contract, you honor it. Specially if you're a fucking MULTI billion >>

kgarriguesart.bsky.social•18 days ago

<< dollar company seeing record profits.

HHH, the new messiah that saved WWE from the hands of the terrible sex trafficker was pounding his chest a couple weeks ago saying Royal Rumble was the most money a WWE show had ever done.

And today he's leaving people unemployed.

FUCK that.

brokenoptics.bsky.social•18 days ago

I look at it as a boon for other companies and it makes me glad people have more options now, it sucks to get released, but WWE doesn’t have that monopoly on the business anymore.

kgarriguesart.bsky.social•18 days ago

Thing is... Some of that talent probably won't have other companies killing each other for them. I don't see someone like Vinci being flooded with offers in 90 days, partly because WWE sunk his stock to the fucking ground. It's cool that there are more options than ever and WWE doesn't have the >>

kgarriguesart.bsky.social•18 days ago

<< monopoly, but it's a *drastic* change just in the managing your dates, shows, bookings, contracts, merch, etc. side of things that some people might not just be ready for specially when they were counting on a contract being honored

brokenoptics.bsky.social•17 days ago

I mean he might have to really put in the extra work, but if he’s smart he can make it work. I mean that’s if he even wants to continue wrestling. There’s always options. Regardless of place on a card or who’s hungry to have you work for them.

brokenoptics.bsky.social•17 days ago

For all we know he can pull a Drew and build himself up big on the indies. So I don’t count anyone out.

justjames3.bsky.social•18 days ago

Gallows and Anderson immediately come to mind with this. And absolutely on the options today!

brokenoptics.bsky.social•17 days ago

I know people are iffy on them but they have value, especially to people who remember the old school BC. So I think they’ll be alright

kgarriguesart.bsky.social•17 days ago

Yeah they've been everywhere and have lots of friends in the industry, so they're the kind of talent that will always have somewhere to go back to

justjames3.bsky.social•17 days ago

Agreed.

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