More WWE releases expected? More? There's a backstage update on Adam Cole's recent

meeting with Vince McMahon to discuss his his Corey contract situation. A release

WWE Superstar was spotted at last week's episode of SmackDown, and then we've also got

the WWE is now more profitable than it was during its attitude era. Hey, they, this

is the news. This is solo Sunday news. I'm not Garith Morgan. Unfortunately, you

work your stuff myself, Andrew Pallad. So I don't quite have the beauty of the charms

as Garith, but it's Sunday. It's news time. There's plenty to get into. Before we get

into that, be sure to like, subscribe, comment, all that good stuff and support is here at

what culture wrestling. But yes, first up, there are still apparently more WWE releases

to come. And this is being built as a regular occurrence going forward. This was per Sean

Russell at Fightful Select, who reported that from one of his WWE sources, the, yeah,

mass release expected to become the norm. And this seems to tie back to basically to how

WWE has stockpiled talent dating back to what 2018? The plan then was they were looking

to tie down as many, well as many talent as possible on long term deals with some pretty

hefty paydays as well, I remember at the time. But that plan was to then develop NXT to

have several, well, basically to develop several performance centres across the world, which

would then become territories as such for lack of a better term. That was here, there was

initial delays to that when the USA Network move for 3 NXT came up. And then following

that, there was this pandemic thing, which speaking of which, I have an extremely dead

arm today, even having my second vaccination as of yesterday, but hey, dead arm's better

than COVID. So yeah, this, I'm not sure how this got in there, but yeah, it's that this

is part of the reason why WWE has so many talent under its banner right now. And this

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