People always say, "invest in what you know." When WWE went public I thought, "Why does the thing I know have to be a bad stock buy? WWE is at max popularity. The stock will go down." Every time, just like you said, WWE under delivers, then moves on to a better deal. I'm an idiot.

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Guess who has two thumbs and is going to New York for the first time?!? THIS SICKO!!!!!!!! #AEW #AEWDoN

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WWE doing an unmasking finish in a random forgettable match on a Monday night is the most authentic lucha libre the company has produced since buying AAA.

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Sure, carrying decent products again may help but have you tried not alienating your customer base by giving in to the fascist administration without a fight?

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im shocked that the least sports based wrestling company there is, is a bad dna match for the *checks notes* sports channel

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