Скачать или смотреть Why WWE Feels Like a Corporate HELLSCAPE?

WWE is no longer the company you grew up with. From Triple H turning into a corporate salesman to Mark Shapiro bragging about “cash kills,” the company has become a full-on corporate hellscape. Ticket prices are skyrocketing, Saudi money is dictating where WrestleMania goes, and every match feels like an advertisement for Prime, Slim Jim, Cash App, or Fireball.

This video breaks down:

How TKO’s strategy maximizes profits at the expense of fans.

Why WWE WrestleMania 2027 is leaving America for Saudi Arabia.

The truth about $10,000+ costs for families attending WrestleMania.

The rise of ad-saturated matches where wrestlers are walking billboards.

The failure of WWE’s “viral moment factory” that leaves storylines empty.

At the end of the day, the shareholder wins, while fans lose. WWE didn’t just change—it sold its soul for cash.

People Mentioned in the Video

Triple H (Paul Levesque) – WWE CCO, positioned as a corporate salesman.

Mark Shapiro – TKO COO, pushing profit-first strategy, famous for “cash kills.”

Vince McMahon – Compared to the current board, painted as more fan-focused in contrast.

Stephanie McMahon – Mocked for her VPN comment about ESPN streaming.