WrestleZone’s Top 10: 10 Mistakes in 10 Months

October 11, 2013

October: Pay-Per-View Overload

WWE Battleground

The product has taken a big step back because WWE decided to have three Pay-Per-Views in September and October. What is the point of this? I understand the financial gains but the product has gotten watered down and very uninteresting. If WWE really cared about its product, take this event away next year. Night of Champions and Battleground were nothing more than a WWE Raw that you had to pay 50-60 bucks for. An overload like this does not do any good for the fans or for the wrestlers who truly care about their storylines.

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