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The company creates a rigid or broken system that hinders individual creativity and fails to support talent development properly.
13 people · 12 episodes
Karrion Kross felt that WWE's communication regarding his and Scarlett's contract negotiations was confusing and ultimately disregarded his professional accomplishments.
“Nothing I've done over the last 3 years is relevant to the conversation. The book that they're making money off of, my life story is irrelevant to the conversation. like and you're asking me to agree to a figure with a statement like that attached to it, anybody with any sort of like dignity or self”
Chris Van Vliet · Oct 2025 · 2 episodes · 505K views on this topicScarlett felt that the WWE management's handling of her contract negotiations was misogynistic because she was treated as having no value independent of Karrion Kross.
“I do feel like if he agreed within the 24 hours that they would have offered me something, would it have been the same amount as it was before? Would it have been less? I don't know. Um, but all in all, it felt like a massive, massive red flag and I did feel like it did come off a bit misogynistic b”
Chris Van Vliet · Oct 2025 · 1 episode · 343K views on this topicCarlito believes he was never a favorite of Triple H and that management did not fully understand his character.
“I don't think he gets the the character. You know what I mean? I don't think it was Yeah, he never he never I don't think he never liked him that much.”
Chris Van Vliet · May 2026 · 2 episodes · 255K views on this topicMiro felt his time in WWE was a dreadful experience due to the company's lack of follow-through on storylines and their tendency to suppress talent momentum.
“it's just going to work was a little bit of a dreadful moment but now the thing is gone there's no dreadful moments in my life at all”
Chris Van Vliet · Sep 2020 · 1 episode · 145K views on this topicCinta de Oro expresses dissatisfaction with his lack of internal support within WWE during his time as Sin Cara.
“do you feel like that affected a push that you might have had oh yeah big time big time big time because i was i wasn't getting that that you know inside support when they had those meetings with that you know trying to get people people over in that sense”
Chris Van Vliet · May 2021 · 1 episode · 140K views on this topicRegardless of individual challenges, the organization is viewed as a positive platform and a dream destination for professional wrestlers.
7 people · 7 episodes
Dylan Postl maintains that in the professional workforce, including wrestling, no individual is entitled to a job and considers himself lucky to have held his position.
“No one in any any workforce deserves a job. Move this closer. No one deserves it. You're lucky to have that, especially that kind of job.”
Chris Van Vliet · May 2025 · 1 episode · 171K views on this topicHe views WWE as the biggest stage and the dream destination for any professional wrestler.
“I've had an amazing career and I've loved it but WWE is the dream. You know WWE is the dream. That's the biggest stage that we've got.”
Chris Van Vliet · May 2026 · 3 episodes · 384K views on this topicShe views the company as the ultimate career destination that she was determined to return to after her initial release.
“The whole thing was to get back to WWE. Definitely. That was my dream. I'm not going anywhere else.”
Chris Van Vliet · Apr 2025 · 2 episodes · 318K views on this topicHe harbors no ill will toward WWE, viewing the company as having provided him with a positive platform for his career and life.
“I have no bitterness to WWE I never will that company is so amazing and the things they've given me are so amazing the life they've given me are so amazing”
Chris Van Vliet · Jan 2025 · 1 episode · 266K views on this topicShe expresses gratitude for her time in WWE and the platform it provided, emphasizing that she has no desire to burn bridges with the company.
“I'll never burn a bridge because I, like I said, I'm 24 years old. I don't know what the future holds. I don't know if I'll be back there one day. I don't know where I'll end up. But all I know is that I loved WWE and I loved my time there and I have no like bad things to say about them.”
Chris Van Vliet · Jun 2025 · 1 episode · 131K views on this topicThe current management has successfully fostered a more accommodating and effective environment compared to the previous era.
3 people · 3 episodes
Randy Orton states that the current leadership, specifically Triple H, has improved the work environment by being more accommodating of wrestlers' family needs.
“now there's leniency there now he'll make sure that you can get home for the birth of your baby or he'll make sure that you can get home for that birthday cuz he understands now how important that is and I think companywide that that's been a change for the better”
Impaulsive · Dec 2023 · 1 episode · 4.8M views on this topicHe believes the current WWE management has allowed commentators to express their authentic personalities more effectively than the previous regime.
“What Lee and Paul have allowed us to do is bring our personalities out and you know you're seeing the real Michael Cole now the Michael Cole that crowd serves exactly the guy who crowd serves”
Impaulsive · Feb 2025 · 1 episode · 1.9M views on this topicThe relationship with the WWE is currently much improved now that the company is under different management.
“My relationship with them now is much improved.”
Chris Van Vliet · Aug 2024 · 1 episode · 350K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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