Vince McMahon has reportedly lost nearly $850 million of his on-paper worth in the last two months alone, since WrestleMania 30. WWE is currently on pace to lose around $50 million during the 2014 calendar year, the second-most a wrestling promotion has ever lost in a single year, behind WCWs loss of $62 million during their final full year of business in 2010. WWEs stocks have plummeted since news broke that WWE's new television deal was nowhere near as good as they had been promising investors it would be. Things look bad for WWE, but they dont have to. There are ways to help right the ship, and Ill look at some steps the company can take to try and turn things around for themselves, from the very top of the chain of command on down. You might agree with some of these items, and you might disagree with some of them, but they're all valid points, and if used in conjunction with one another, can provide just the spark WWE needs to move in the right direction for an entire year, and not just at the beginning of the year for the annual Road To WrestleMania, before things start falling off the side of a mountain like they often tend to do.
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