WWE Budget Cuts Weren’t A Big Conversation Topic At Television Taping

WWE is going through a lot of changes, and they are preparing themselves for a sale. They still have a show to produce, and that certainly happened on Friday, regardless of how the company is trimming the bottom line.

Sean Sapp reported behind Fightful’s paywall that WWE’s current round of budget cuts was not a big conversation point backstage at SmackDown. He said that, those he spoke to, said that people did not bring it up.

There was no talk backstage of cuts on Friday, and it wasn’t a big topic of conversation based on those we spoke with.

WWE is making a lot of cuts this time around for WrestleMania. As Ringside News exclusively reported, a lot of staff are not going to SoFi Stadium for the big yearly show. This is in the name of budget cuts, because the company is preparing for a sale in a big way.

Out exclusive report noted that, “WWE is making a lot of cuts, even where it comes to spending on staff. We were additionally told that, “a lot of people won’t be making the trip. More ‘not’ than ‘are.’” It was made especially clear that there are a lot more people who are not going to SoFi Stadium for WrestleMania 39.”

Obviously, WWE’s budget cuts weren’t a big conversation point at SmackDown. It makes perfect sense that nobody wanted to dwell on that, because they had a show to produce.

We will have to see how things transpire with WWE’s sale in the months to come. Odds are, we haven’t heard the last of this situation at all.

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