The Real Reason Why WWE Releases All Its WWE Superstars »FirstSportz

WWE Superstars there doesn’t seem to be a safe job anymore. You might be new on the list, introduced to WWE Universe just a few weeks ago and still being released. The situation is not much different for established people. Some WWE Superstars are quite famous like Braun Strowman, Bray Wyatt and Black Malakai are also released when they are thriving.

The business has been fiercely criticized for consistently launching some of the top names in the company. Stars like Aleister Black and Bray Wyatt innovative developments in the show just before they were released. On the other hand, there are stars like John Morrison and Taya Valkyrie that were recently inducted into the WWE roster, but were launched without any proper use on the roster.

But it is still unclear why WWE is releasing WWE Superstars continuously. One of the reports going around is Vince McMahon planned to sell the company. So, talent was unleashed to reduce costs and increase company profits. This could still be one of the reasons for the release.

Interestingly, the release of Superstars now poses more of a threat than ever before. Before that, there wasn’t enough competition for WWE. But now the scene has changed. Whenever they release a Superstar, they are essentially handing over talent to competitors like All elite wrestling and IMPACT Wrestling. But then the WWE brand grew exponentially and the release of stars didn’t have much of an impact on their revenue!

WWE Superstars like Braun Strowman and Bray Wyatt were released recently

Braun Strowman dominated the Red brand in his final weeks with the company. He was part of the WWE Championship feud alongside Bobby Lashley, Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton. His arc didn’t even come to a conclusion and he was kicked out of the company.

Then there was the case of Bray Wyatt. Regarded as drawing on the most innovative minds in professional wrestling, Wyatt debuted the character of The Fiend amid much fanfare. The character received high praise from fans but was also released a few months after the hiatus!

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