16 Biggest Errors Committed by WWE In The Past Calender Year

[AquaCityBoy]

Number 15 is stupid. People need to get over the fact that The Shield wasn't gonna be together forever.

Number 1 is also dumb. The WWE Network was overly ambitious, yes, but their suggestion to make it a traditional cable network wouldn't have worked. Do you know how hard it is to get new channel space in 2014? The only way they would have gotten on traditional cable was if they bought a dying channel like G4, but then they'd have to work to get back on DirecTV and all the other cable networks that dropped it years ago.

 

[dh86]

Number 15 is stupid. People need to get over the fact that The Shield wasn't gonna be together forever.

Number 1 is also dumb. The WWE Network was overly ambitious, yes, but their suggestion to make it a traditional cable network wouldn't have worked. Do you know how hard it is to get new channel space in 2014? The only way they would have gotten on traditional cable was if they bought a dying channel like G4, but then they'd have to work to get back on DirecTV and all the other cable networks that dropped it years ago.

Wouldn't have been that hard at all, just that WWE would have had to go into a partnership. in facts there wee rumors that the Universal HD channel would become WWE Network. Oprah's OWN is 49% owned by the discovery channel and used to be discovery channel health of something. WWE should have started the Network off as a TV channel with a companion app like many cable networks (and CBS) has now, until WWE's core audience (the median age of a raw viewer is 39) is more comfortable with the technology

 

[jadden]

I don't see how they shoehorned Batista into the main event, the second it leaked that he was coming back he was always gonna be in the main event. If anything they shoehorned Bryan into it because a Batista/Orton main event was a disaster waiting to happen