5 Things WWE Fans Are Missing About Ryback's Post
1. Hard Work & Improvement Does Not Always Pay Off
"Being told no matter how hard I work or how good I get doesnt always pay off is something I fucking refuse to ever believe in my life."
As the saying goes, "Life isn't fair."
What Ryback is likely finding a little more difficult to accept is the notion that, even by improving his skills and his overall ability as a pro-wrestler/WWE Superstar, there may be no benefit.
Ryan Reeves just wants a fair shake. He wants to know that his hard work, sacrifice and dedication to his craft is not for naught and, more importantly, will be rewarded with a corresponding improved status within the company.
Many superstars have come before Ryback who exhibited a ferocious work ethic and were motivated to up their game, but for whatever reasons, did not make it to the top, much less stay there.
This isn't to say that Ryback's point isn't valid, quite the contrary. Hard work and improvement in your job should pay off and should result in a promotion, but it doesn't always happen - in WWE and outside of it.