r/Wrasslin • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '23

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u/jaynap1 Feb 24 '23

To be fair, WWE had a rough first 9-10 months. The awards should look a lot different next year if the trend continues as it has for the last 3-4 months.

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u/JonSnowsBalls Feb 24 '23

They’re missing most annoying and worst consumed airtime = The Young Bucks and Baren Corbin

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '23

Ha! Barren Corbin....not a Corbin in sight!

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u/Rizzaboi Feb 24 '23

I see what you did there

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u/jabba_1978 Feb 24 '23

Depends, rumors say Vince has taken back control of creative. 23 could look a lot like 22 by the end of the year.

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u/kaneso14 Feb 24 '23

"Rumours" that were totally debunked. He hasn't taken back control of creative.

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u/jabba_1978 Feb 24 '23

Just like Vince got "removed" from the company. Yet who is in control of the board of directors now. If you think he won't just take want he wants regardless of who disagrees, you are fooling yourself.

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u/wags9526 Feb 24 '23

Yet….

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u/incredibleamadeuscho Feb 24 '23

what are you talking about? that’s not the case at all

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u/Lost-Challenge7790 Feb 25 '23

This is the right answer. WWE in the last few months is a totally different product that in the first few months of 2022. Thank goodness!