MrHashasheen
Enjoying Wrestling
Nowadays, the WWE is the biggest wrestling promotion worldwide. Best known, best buy-rates, etc... There are the national promotions like CMLL, AAA, NJPW, AJPW, etc... but they're not as big as the WWE. Even locally in the USA, we only have the independent circuit and the few big indy names like ROH, PWG,etc... along with TNA to challenge the WWE's dominance.
So my question is to wrestlezone posters... would you wrestle for the WWE or the other promotions?
At first glance, you'd all be like "no shit, WWE, genius! Making so much money, dur, dur."
But lets look at this a bit deeper, shall we? National Promotions have a lot less visibility, sure, and they don't make as much money, but at the same time, wrestling for them can make you a national star than being a midcarder for the WWE. Alberto Del Rio or Don Caracas Jr. was reportedly going to go back to Mexico weeks ago because of how little he was making in the WWE in comparison to the big money back home. People like Vampiro, Konnan, Mark Jindrak have failed badly for the most part in the US, but are huge in Mexico. Antonio Inoki, a guy so in Japan that he was even in politics for a short while.
So... would you go to the WWE, languish in the lower card and mid card hoping for a shot at the top ... or would you try to make yourself a star in a national promotion?
So my question is to wrestlezone posters... would you wrestle for the WWE or the other promotions?
At first glance, you'd all be like "no shit, WWE, genius! Making so much money, dur, dur."
But lets look at this a bit deeper, shall we? National Promotions have a lot less visibility, sure, and they don't make as much money, but at the same time, wrestling for them can make you a national star than being a midcarder for the WWE. Alberto Del Rio or Don Caracas Jr. was reportedly going to go back to Mexico weeks ago because of how little he was making in the WWE in comparison to the big money back home. People like Vampiro, Konnan, Mark Jindrak have failed badly for the most part in the US, but are huge in Mexico. Antonio Inoki, a guy so in Japan that he was even in politics for a short while.
So... would you go to the WWE, languish in the lower card and mid card hoping for a shot at the top ... or would you try to make yourself a star in a national promotion?