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The defeat of Sasha Banks and Bayley at WrestleMania 35 gave way to Banks' current sabbatical, as she planned to leave the WWE.
Credit: WWE.com
On paper, & nbsp; 2019 was supposed to place the WWE in an easy street.
From a financial point of view, the promotion should know its biggest year – the first among so many – thanks to a pair of $ 1 billion television deals with Fox and NBCUniversal.
The benefits & nbsp; will continue to increase only under the current business-friendly rules (not to mention & nbsp;Friendly for McMahon) Donald Trump Administration with its reduced corporate tax rate. WWE is in the second year of a lucrative, albeit controversial, partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has enabled the & nbsp; From 40 to 45 million dollars in 2018. & nbsp;
WWE prints money and will keep it for a long time. But unfortunately, the money can not buy harmony.
Another short championship reign for Sasha Banks seemed to be the final straw.
Credit: WWE.com
A combination of systematic problems has resulted in a sudden subculture of unhappy campers. With so many places in the lineup, so few major venues for events, so much ambition and so many successful promotions in independent and international wrestling, the WWE has faced an avalanche of sabbaticals, public release requests, private applications for release and even troubles in Vince McMahon's inner circle.
Employees and independent contractors seem to have the morale of & nbsp; reaching tumultuous levels and are widespread enough to warrant & nbsp; comments and criticism from third parties. Drew McIntyre and Chris Jericho.
March 8, 2019–PWInsider Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson announced the refusal of new contracts with WWE. They were last seen taking part in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle at WrestleMania 35.
April 8, 2019-After & nbsp;cancel an appearance sure Wendy Williams's show at the last minute, Sasha Banks published an encrypted statement on Twitter. & nbsp; Dave Meltzer from the group & nbsp;Wrestling Observer Bulletin & nbsp;(h / t Lutte Inc) later reported that Bank had tried to leave WrestleMania 35 after learning that she and Bayley would lose the WWE women's team championship and clinging.
April 11, 2019-WWE's longtime apologist and nasty Twitter "Road Dogg" Brian James left the post of WWE's chief editor SmackDown Live by Mike Johnson of PWInsider. James would have been frustrated by the implicit WWE creative process, which often involved rewriting and last-minute revisions by Vince McMahon.
James is should take a prolonged break while both parties reevaluate its role in the company.
April 16, 2019-Luke Harper published a public statement on Twitter asking for his release. Harper said, "Starting tonight, I asked for a release from the WWE.The past six years have been an amazingly extraordinary trip around the world, with friends and a long time family."
At the time of writing these lines, Luke Harper remains on contract with WWE. His contract would be in place in November.
April 16, 2019-Alexander Wolfe has published a public statement on Twitter asking for his release. At the time of writing these lines, Wolfe did not get his release and remains under contract with WWE.
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The defeat of Sasha Banks and Bayley at WrestleMania 35 gave way to Banks' current sabbatical, as she planned to leave the WWE.
Credit: WWE.com
On paper, 2019 was supposed to place the WWE on an easy street.
From a financial point of view, the promotion should know its biggest year – the first among so many – thanks to two $ 1 billion television deals with Fox and NBCUniversal.
Profits will continue to increase only under the current administration of Donald Trump (not to mention that of McMahon) with his reduced corporate tax rate. The WWE is in the second year of a lucrative, albeit controversial, partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has reported to the company between 40 and 45 million dollars in 2018.
WWE prints money and will keep it for a long time. But unfortunately, money can not buy harmony.
Another short championship reign for Sasha Banks seemed to be the final straw.
Credit: WWE.com
A combination of systematic problems have resulted in a flash subculture of unhappy campers. With so many player lists, so few major events, so much ambition and so many flourishing promotions in the independent and international struggle, the WWE has faced an avalanche of sabbaticals, public demands for release, demands deprived of liberation and even disorder within Vince McMahon's inner circle.
The morale of employees and independent contractors appears to be on a tumultuous level and is sufficiently widespread to warrant comments and criticism from Drew McIntyre and Chris Jericho.
March 8, 2019-PWInsider announced that Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson had refused new contracts with WWE. They were last seen taking part in the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle at WrestleMania 35.
April 8, 2019-After canceling an appearance on Wendy Williams's show at the last minute, Sasha Banks published an encrypted statement on Twitter. Dave Meltzer from Wrestling Observer Bulletin (h / t Wrestling Inc.) later reported that Bank had tried to stop at WrestleMania 35 after learning that she and Bayley would lose the WWE Women's Team Championship and spit.
April 11, 2019-"Road Dogg", long-time WWE apologist and "bad dog" on Twitter, Brian James left his post as WWE editor SmackDown Live by Mike Johnson of PWInsider. James would have been frustrated by the implicit WWE creative process, which often involved rewriting and last-minute revisions by Vince McMahon.
James should take an extended break while both parties re-evaluate his role in the company.
April 16, 2019-Luke Harper issued a public statement on Twitter calling for his release. Harper said, "As early as tonight, I asked to be released from the WWE.The past six years have been an amazingly extraordinary trip around the world, with friends and a long time family."
At the time of writing, Luke Harper remains on contract with WWE. His contract would be in place in November.
April 16, 2019-Alexander Wolfe has issued a public statement on Twitter requesting his release. At the time of writing these lines, Wolfe has still not been released and remains under contract with the WWE.
