Explaining The Four Biggest Complaints About WWE Signing New Wrestlers

4. “They’ll Have To Wrestle Differently”

Yes – this one is true. WWE wrestlers work significantly more dates than wrestlers in other promotions. Because of that, they can’t do as many high-flying, high-impact, death-defying stunts. But is that such a bad thing?

Let’s get this straight: no matter where or how you do it, wrestling is dangerous. But there’s a real argument to be made that wrestling for WWE is comparatively safer than wrestling in other promotions. After all, what sounds better: working safer to protect your health, livelihood, and career in the long run; or working flashier to draw a louder reaction at the moment, even if it means potentially breaking your neck?

I’d rather my favorite wrestlers have long, illustrious careers than have to retire in their 30s due to catastrophic injury.