WWE STOCK and WWE Viewership on RAW and Smackdown
I have written several blogs on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown and several pay per views as well. So here we are again at a point in time we talk about WWE as a company and where it is going and where everything is headed. Also is WWE in any trouble down the road?
WWE still sits on top of the world of wrestling entertainment even though several major wrestling companies are on the verge of breaking through to the top of the mountain in wrestling entertainment the WWE is still the top dog of the industry at this point in time.
WWE is the only company that is on National TV, the only company that has a Network, and the only company with huge contracts with Fox and USA networks, the only company that produces movies, and other types of shows.
WWE stock jumped from $21 a share to around $85 a share and yes WWE is the only company who has stock available for investors and fans a like!
WWE closed today 9/17/2018 on the stock exchange at $87.75 per share.
WWE is on the verge of changing the guard many wrestlers or entertainers are on the way out. The last 20 years have taken a toll on the entertainers. The ones I grew up with all are my age or older and many are on the outside of the ring even though WWE seems to want to remind the fans of the past it soon will be moving to the future. Like all wrestling companies story lines, and entertainers relating to the fans is really what makes the company. As a younger new generation of entertainers and wrestlers enter the WWE and other wrestling companies they must hang onto the fans.
WWE age range of fans is between 16 and 40 years of age, and largely a male audience.
However the WWE is also having a World Wide effect with the women entertainers and wrestlers.
Recently the WWE will be the first company to offer an all woman pay per view.
Where is WWE going:
As it is currently I would expect to see the WWE in the future as contracts with USA and FOX networks. The WWE is going WORLD WIDE as in the Title of the company with more shows over seas and the NETWORK expanding. The WWE also may expand the movie productions and lets not forget the XFL coming in 2020.
With wrestling shows 205 Live and NXT as well the WWE is set for a quite a long run.
Where is this all headed for the WWE:
At some point it would not surprise me if the WWE goes up for sale or is bought out by another network or company. There have been talks in the past about the sale of the WWE.
However it may also never sale and just stay in the family of Stephanie or Shane McMahon.
Is there any issues for the WWE:
Any company can have issues however the WWE has not had any company even come close to making an impact on the WWE. However more and more independent companies and things that the WWE may need to be concerned over. It all depends on how the WWE reacts to it all.
Viewership on Raw and Smackdown:
Recently both shows are suffering a loss of viewership.
WWE still sits on top of the world of wrestling entertainment even though several major wrestling companies are on the verge of breaking through to the top of the mountain in wrestling entertainment the WWE is still the top dog of the industry at this point in time.
WWE is the only company that is on National TV, the only company that has a Network, and the only company with huge contracts with Fox and USA networks, the only company that produces movies, and other types of shows.
WWE stock jumped from $21 a share to around $85 a share and yes WWE is the only company who has stock available for investors and fans a like!
WWE closed today 9/17/2018 on the stock exchange at $87.75 per share.
WWE is on the verge of changing the guard many wrestlers or entertainers are on the way out. The last 20 years have taken a toll on the entertainers. The ones I grew up with all are my age or older and many are on the outside of the ring even though WWE seems to want to remind the fans of the past it soon will be moving to the future. Like all wrestling companies story lines, and entertainers relating to the fans is really what makes the company. As a younger new generation of entertainers and wrestlers enter the WWE and other wrestling companies they must hang onto the fans.
WWE age range of fans is between 16 and 40 years of age, and largely a male audience.
However the WWE is also having a World Wide effect with the women entertainers and wrestlers.
Recently the WWE will be the first company to offer an all woman pay per view.
Where is WWE going:
As it is currently I would expect to see the WWE in the future as contracts with USA and FOX networks. The WWE is going WORLD WIDE as in the Title of the company with more shows over seas and the NETWORK expanding. The WWE also may expand the movie productions and lets not forget the XFL coming in 2020.
With wrestling shows 205 Live and NXT as well the WWE is set for a quite a long run.
Where is this all headed for the WWE:
At some point it would not surprise me if the WWE goes up for sale or is bought out by another network or company. There have been talks in the past about the sale of the WWE.
However it may also never sale and just stay in the family of Stephanie or Shane McMahon.
Is there any issues for the WWE:
Any company can have issues however the WWE has not had any company even come close to making an impact on the WWE. However more and more independent companies and things that the WWE may need to be concerned over. It all depends on how the WWE reacts to it all.
Viewership on Raw and Smackdown:
Recently both shows are suffering a loss of viewership.
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