The Motley Fool has a great article about WWE’s recent woes at this link. The story talks about WWE not being able to create new stars:
“In the last few years, WWE has spent a lot of money and air time pumping up the debut of one star or the other. Future stars like Ryback, Fandango, Damien Sandow, Zack Ryder, Tensai, Sin Cara, are just a small list of performers that started with high expectations, and today are little more than filler for WWE’s weekly programming. This type of relative failure rate is disconcerting because some of the main event stars haven’t changed in years. John Cena and Randy Orton are still a primary focus of nearly every pay-per-view. This is a key difference between WWE’s future (the WWE Network) and Netflix or HBO.
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