Dysturbed
Under the radar
In fairness, millions are spent on salaries, renting arenas, transporting equipment, advertising, pyro, building and maintaining things like the new fitness center, and so on. Even the rich have big expenses and choose to cut back from time to time, regardless of what large amount of revenue comes back in. That isn't a joke, it is a reality that is frequently used, even if it is odd to us.
With that being said,I'd naturally prefer to see people who have a greater chance of success than stagnant ones. Athe same time, a lot wrestlers that people tend to want released are rarely the ones taking up airtime. Having someone like JTG for example employed for the occasional job or house show appearance, isn't something that annoys me personally, nor does Khali, who I don't really care for, but isn't on that often. Things like shorter promos/non match segments can potentially get some people more airtime without any releases too.
Sometimes 20 minutes is given to convey a point or lead to a run in that can possibly have the same effect in less than half the time.
At this point most debuts (at least debuts as new characters) have been heels in the last couple of years minus Ryback (who is now one), Brodus Clay (once he returned after being a heel with Del Rio), and Bo Dallas (who quickly stopped being on the main shows). With the likes of Ziggler, Henry, Rhodes, and The Miz now being faces along with the many others, it looks like young heel talent at least will get an even bigger chance to shine as the opponents for those people, who also look like they will continue to get attention.