The Other Way: WWE Makes Another Policy Change (And This One Might Not Be So Popular)
No more. There have been a lot of changes in WWE over this year and some of them are changes that will be felt for years to come. This starts at the top of the company, where a new power structure is in place. WWE has new leadership and that group is going to introduce policies of their own. One of the new changes might not be the most popular among the locker room.
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According to Wrestling Observer Radio, WWE is no longer giving out financial bonuses to its wrestlers. This includes bonuses for going to the Saudi Arabian shows or wrestling on a premium live event or anything else. While there may be some exceptions for top merchandise sellers like Roman Reigns, the majority of the roster is going to be making what their contract stipulates and nothing more.
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Opinion: This is something that might not sit so well with the roster, as they may be getting what they are promised, but those bonuses are something they have probably gotten used to over the years. WWE is not required to give them but it might not sit well for the company to be making this much money and then pulling back on giving some more of it to the wrestlers.
What do you think of the new policy? Will this cause WWE problems? Let us know in the comments below.
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