Ari Emanuel says Raw will bring many new Netflix subscribers, Bischoff criticizes AEW wardrobe
– WWE & TKO CEO Ari Emanuel (via Bloomberg)
says RAW being on Netflix will bring a ton of new subscribers to the platform
“There’s a huge chunk of the audience that are WWE fans that are, not right now, based on our research, Netflix subscribers and if they capture a portion of those, it’s a huge win for them and a huge win for us.”
– Eric Bischoff Criticizes AEW Wardrobe, Calls It ‘Low Budget Garbage’ and Claims Gear Comes From Unwanted Salvation Army Donations.
Apparently the @AEW wardrobe department purchases talent ring gear and wardrobe from the donations to Salvation Army that no one wants. This is some low budget garbage.
— Eric Bischoff (@EBischoff) November 14, 2024
So who’s first to jump on Bischoff about something else for being right again?
An amusing take from a guy who used to wear a pleather jacket from wal-mart to the ring.
@Disgruntled Jobber
I guess you win…
Bischoff has literally never said anything positive about AEW, and can’t stop criticizing them. Seems to me he’s a little salty about (whether he admits it or not) not having a job there.
@Stonz
Bischoff’s said plenty of good things about AEW, they just never get reported by sites like this because that’s “not newsworthy”, so you won’t hear them unless you listen to his podcast. His criticisms are legitimate and he does it because it’s fun. (And easy, they’re making it really, really easy – he’s gonna have a field day with Moxley’s “takeover”.) Also, he’s 70, has a wife he loves, lives in his dream house, makes plenty of money off his podcast and other things, and was never a “wrestling for life” guy. Why would he want a job at a company that has devalued almost everyone it’s come into contact with thus far?
@Stonz–Couldn’t agree more.
I don’t think Bischoff is criticizing them because he’s a little upset that he doesn’t work for AEW. I think he’s criticizing them because he’s watching the show and wondering what they’re doing.