01.07.2007, 18:35
JR schreibt heute folgendes:
"It amazes me when ex-wrestlers or almost ex-wrestlers continue to harp that today’s wrestlers are on the road “300 days a year” which is inaccurate and simply not true. Today’s WWE Superstars work 4 days on and 3 days off, approximately 50 weeks a year and can have more time off if requested. I don’t ever remember turning down a wrestler’s request for off time during my tenure in talent relations in the WWE. That is not to say the road schedule isn’t challenging, because it is, but it has improved over previous generations and, as in any other business, I would suspect more tweaking will ensue."
"It amazes me when ex-wrestlers or almost ex-wrestlers continue to harp that today’s wrestlers are on the road “300 days a year” which is inaccurate and simply not true. Today’s WWE Superstars work 4 days on and 3 days off, approximately 50 weeks a year and can have more time off if requested. I don’t ever remember turning down a wrestler’s request for off time during my tenure in talent relations in the WWE. That is not to say the road schedule isn’t challenging, because it is, but it has improved over previous generations and, as in any other business, I would suspect more tweaking will ensue."