Former WWE Superstar Maria Kanellis Tears Into The Company For Failing To Build New Stars

Former WWE Superstar Maria Kanellis Tears Into The Company For Failing To Build New Stars

Maria Kanellis was among those released by WWE during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, and she's now taken to Twitter to tear into her former employers for being lazy and failing to build new stars...

By JoshWilding - Aug 05, 2020 06:08 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE

Maria Kanellis hasn't had much to say about WWE since leaving the company, but on Monday night, she took to Twitter to criticise them for focusing too much on a temporary ratings spike instead of building to the future (which is why a bunch of NXT talent was used in the cringe-worthy "RAW Underground" segments this week). 

WWE has a habit of "hot shotting" ratings with big shows, only for them to then return to normal. That may make television executives happy for a short time, but it does nothing for the company's future.

Ideally, WWE needs to make a long-term plan to build new stars, accepting that ratings will drop in the meantime, but they'll retain - and regain - an audience in the long run. This is something Kanellis argues in her series of Tweets, and as great as what she says may be, it's unlikely WWE will head down this route...especially with Vince McMahon in charge.

Check out Kanellis' comments below:
 

 

 

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