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FCW LIE--Not Shutting down
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Johnny Scumm
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Spoke to who? Names on a postcard please.
I still believe it's shutting down & it could be a good thing, who knows? The WWE could end up with a perfectly new and better developmental system. It might be a whole show dedicated to these guys on WWE Network, or a show to replace NXT/Superstars. So yeah, I'm still not believing you fully on this.
I still believe it's shutting down & it could be a good thing, who knows? The WWE could end up with a perfectly new and better developmental system. It might be a whole show dedicated to these guys on WWE Network, or a show to replace NXT/Superstars. So yeah, I'm still not believing you fully on this.
akrassikauda
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Before you guys continue to spam this thread to closure you should read the main page OP maybe on to something. If you don't want to go to the main page here it is.
According to PWInsider.com, while reports of FCW ending its broadcast relationship with Brighthouse Network are true, meaning that the current television show will have to find a new home, there appears to be no truth to the rumor that WWE intends to shut down the FCW facility altogether.
As of now, all current FCW talents are still working at the facility, and all events scheduled for this week are expected to go on as planned. Additionally, as we reported earlier, FCW President Steve Keirn remains adamant that the company is not shutting down despite the TV show ending its run on Brighthouse.
Although there have been talks within WWE of moving the FCW TV show to another market, with Orlando having been discussed, sources within the company maintain at this point the facility will not be shutting down.
This story comes off the heels of reports that Vince McMahon has been upset recently over the lack of depth on the WWE roster and the inability of certain superstars to get over with fans. WZ was the first to report last year that WWE, specifically Triple H, had been pushing for a major overhaul of the developmental system
According to PWInsider.com, while reports of FCW ending its broadcast relationship with Brighthouse Network are true, meaning that the current television show will have to find a new home, there appears to be no truth to the rumor that WWE intends to shut down the FCW facility altogether.
As of now, all current FCW talents are still working at the facility, and all events scheduled for this week are expected to go on as planned. Additionally, as we reported earlier, FCW President Steve Keirn remains adamant that the company is not shutting down despite the TV show ending its run on Brighthouse.
Although there have been talks within WWE of moving the FCW TV show to another market, with Orlando having been discussed, sources within the company maintain at this point the facility will not be shutting down.
This story comes off the heels of reports that Vince McMahon has been upset recently over the lack of depth on the WWE roster and the inability of certain superstars to get over with fans. WZ was the first to report last year that WWE, specifically Triple H, had been pushing for a major overhaul of the developmental system
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