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That sign tho. 
Wrestling Thread Jul 14 - Aug 3 | 7/31 WWE Announces Network Subscriptions, Predict The #!
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- Nov 22, 2007
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DFly 
don't worry hermano, Punk will be back before you know it and all will be right.
don't worry hermano, Punk will be back before you know it and all will be right.
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Bo should've broken Goldberg's streak.
Lulz.
Lulz.
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- Feb 14, 2007
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The new network subscriber number is 700k through June. :x
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I could've sworn DDP was a face at this time
- May 10, 2009
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WWE Network only gained 33,000 subscribers since Mania.
- Jul 18, 2012
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Sting must of been out injured for the 10000 time.
- Apr 4, 2008
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12.25 by 12.50 spread on WWE right now. let's see if this gets powerslammed again.
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- Jan 8, 2005
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Ouch!
Gotta push the fact of $10 PPV
If this was around during the attitude era :x $10 ppvs back then would have been excellent.
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10% of employees to be cut
It's about to get nasty
It's about to get nasty
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Woooow I do not remember him being a heel during some of his title run. I just remember the Jersey Triad thing.
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what ever happened to sids tweet about the same thing as sting?
- Aug 4, 2005
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DDP was definitely a heel if Ready 2 Rumble has taught me anything regarding Pro Wrestling History.
- Jan 8, 2005
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Did they say that?
Just saw that rumor.
That sucks. Hate seeing people lose jobs.
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does anyone else think the network being 9.99 a month was a little cheap? considering you get the ppv and 24 hour streaming. i know they based it off of other models but does anyone else agree that out of the 700,000 most if not all would of paid say, 12.99?
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WWE just released their second quarter earnings, which are posted her on the site. It should be noted that Wall Street is reacting positively to the numbers early on.
The WWE stock is currently up 40 cents to $12.49 before the market opens this morning. It was down 38 cents yesterday.
Here are some important notes from the filing.
*The WWE Network: It had 667,000 subscribers on April 7. They added 161,000 subscribers over the period, but lost 128,000. The net difference is +33,000, taking the current count to 700,000 subscribers.
*They also announced that the world-wide roll out of the Network will take place on August 12, meaning that SummerSlam will be available to the entire world via The WWE Network. From the release: "The Company plans to make the U.S. version of WWE Networkavailable on an over-the-top basis starting August 12th in over 170 countries and territories, including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mexico, Spain and the Nordics, among others. The network is expected to be live in the U.K. by October 2014. Plans for the network in Italy, UAE, Germany, Japan, India, China, Thailand and Malaysia will be communicated at a later date."
*Also, WWE will continue the pricing point of $9.99 a month in the US if you commit for 6 months. For those that don't want to commit, you can buy one month of the Network for $19.99.
*The WWE Network is launching on several smart TVs and Blu-ray players in mid-August.
*The company had speculated that they would have a loss between $15 and $18 million for the quarter, so coming in under that at $14.5M should be viewed positively on Wall Street.
*The WWE announced a long term content deal with Rogers Communications in Canada, where it will be an a la carte channel via traditional cable television. They also renewed their cable deal in Canada for TV rights.
*WWE improved its Business Outlook for 2015 by $30M. That will make Wall Street happy. They announced that part of how they will do that is a 7% reduction in staffing, which is very unfortunate for those that will lose their jobs.
*WrestleMania 30 did 690,000 buys this year vs. 1,039,000 last year
*Extreme Rules did 108,000 buys this year vs. 231,000 last year.
*Payback did 67,000 buys vs. 186,000 last year.
*Money In The Bank did 122,000 buys vs. no PPV last year.
*The news there is that they still sold a decent amount of traditional PPV in the quarter, though that should lessen greatly with the world-wide launch of The Network.
The WWE stock is currently up 40 cents to $12.49 before the market opens this morning. It was down 38 cents yesterday.
Here are some important notes from the filing.
*The WWE Network: It had 667,000 subscribers on April 7. They added 161,000 subscribers over the period, but lost 128,000. The net difference is +33,000, taking the current count to 700,000 subscribers.
*They also announced that the world-wide roll out of the Network will take place on August 12, meaning that SummerSlam will be available to the entire world via The WWE Network. From the release: "The Company plans to make the U.S. version of WWE Networkavailable on an over-the-top basis starting August 12th in over 170 countries and territories, including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, Mexico, Spain and the Nordics, among others. The network is expected to be live in the U.K. by October 2014. Plans for the network in Italy, UAE, Germany, Japan, India, China, Thailand and Malaysia will be communicated at a later date."
*Also, WWE will continue the pricing point of $9.99 a month in the US if you commit for 6 months. For those that don't want to commit, you can buy one month of the Network for $19.99.
*The WWE Network is launching on several smart TVs and Blu-ray players in mid-August.
*The company had speculated that they would have a loss between $15 and $18 million for the quarter, so coming in under that at $14.5M should be viewed positively on Wall Street.
*The WWE announced a long term content deal with Rogers Communications in Canada, where it will be an a la carte channel via traditional cable television. They also renewed their cable deal in Canada for TV rights.
*WWE improved its Business Outlook for 2015 by $30M. That will make Wall Street happy. They announced that part of how they will do that is a 7% reduction in staffing, which is very unfortunate for those that will lose their jobs.
*WrestleMania 30 did 690,000 buys this year vs. 1,039,000 last year
*Extreme Rules did 108,000 buys this year vs. 231,000 last year.
*Payback did 67,000 buys vs. 186,000 last year.
*Money In The Bank did 122,000 buys vs. no PPV last year.
*The news there is that they still sold a decent amount of traditional PPV in the quarter, though that should lessen greatly with the world-wide launch of The Network.
- Jan 8, 2005
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It was cheap. Very cheap. But I think they'd been fine if they delivered more content that people wanted. Watching ppvs is cool but a lot of fans would love to experience the build up to those epic matches and feuds.
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i agree 100% i was just basing that off the fact that you get the ppv for 12.99.. PLUSSS all of the extra content.. listen i am a die hard i order every ppv so i would of paid 15$ a month, because i enjoy watching the old stuff even though i wish they had all the build ups, but i would of still invested 14.99 month strictly on the ppv buy alone.
- Jun 1, 2011
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I thought they would've already bumped the price up, but one of the biggest selling points is that it's only $10, so they pretty much backed themselves into a corner right out the gate.
- Jul 21, 2012
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Pro wrestling is a niche program. Vince set the bar to high with 1m subscribers by years end
