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Keep in mind before posting, that we are answering whether or not it makes long term business sense to reduce the number of PPV's each year. This thread is NOT for indicating which PPV's you like as a fan and which PPV's you don't like, as a fan.
This is a discussion from a business and creative standpoint. Don't let your post be off-topic. Thank you.
To my knowledge, there are currently 13 WWE PPV's a year. There have been many complaints about that being too many PPV's. I agree that there indeed are too many. The WWE makes a lot of money off these events though and we will most likely be seeing a bunch of PPV's a year. But is it really worth it?
Unfortunately, we all know the WWE doesn't have much star power anymore which is why we see the same people in the main event a lot. This leads to many many re-matches on PPV. We've seen Orton/Cena/HHH forever now (thank god this feud is over for the moment). Then we had the recycled feud with Undertaker/Batista.
So how will less PPV's affect the WWE? Sure they'd have to increase the cost of each event but if the viewers are getting something new each PPV, I'm sure they'd still be willing to buy it.
This will prevent Cena vs Orton as the main event for 4 PPV's in a row and will make each PPV feel different than the others. What are everyone's thoughts?