BRUCE PRICHARD: reflects on Saudi Arabia's long time interest in Prowrestling

Bruce explains how the love for professional wrestling goes way back for the Saudi Arabian fans.

[@jd9119]

I agree with Bruce here. You're not going to be in business very long, if you're pissing away all your money on unnecessary expenses. You do have to evaluate whether people in the company are bringing in more money than they're taking. And in most companies (regardless of the business), 20% of the workers are doing 80% of the work. So there is always fat to trim.

[@easter_sunday]

I'm surprised the WWE doesn't have a training center in Dubai. Yeah, Saudi Arabia is Saudi Arabia, but the Emirates is lit and Dubai is the Vegas of the Middle East.

[@jd9119]

I'm sure if WWE wanted to make an investment there, they probably could setup a performance center and developmental territory that could generate a profit on its own. The hardest part would be getting the trainers there to get it going.

[@speed6725]

They have NXT Europe. So I don’t think that will happen

[@THEG4MINGLEGEND]

am a fan from Saudi and WWE was/is big here

[@shaneg4383]

It’s pretty cool tbh

[@BrianMoro-gz8de]

Doing business with Saudi Arabia is despicable and a disgrace. But greedy people have no morals or scrupals. Money is all that matters.

[@easter_sunday]

Money is all that matters. And if you hate the fact that SA has money, maybe you should also hate the people that created that scenario in the first place.

[@jd9119]

Why is doing business with them "despicable and a disgrace?" The people that live there like wrestling and want pay money to see wrestling. The politics of their government and the culture of their people isn't your business. They can rule themselves how they see fit and we can rule ourselves the way we want to.

[@Annemari-r2p]

Sono davvero impressionato dal livello di coinvolgimento in questo thread. È come una sinfonia di menti che si uniscono.🐱