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already home_17 said:
either kross or balor is getting called up for sure
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I can kinda see Balor going back up eventually

i dont think Kross is getting called up right this moment tho

im thinking it might be Johnny and the gang

i know Indi and candice just got the tag straps but it could be just like when Paige debuted as champ or Owens
 
If Balor don't go back up that's some bullshit. He should only been down there for the time he was to spice up NXT again and he did his job now go have those type of matches with the Tribal Chief, Crazy Rollins, and McIntyre. There is no more big fight matches for a legend like Balor in NXT. Kushida, Grimes, Leon? Pass. Time to get that main roster popping again with his current Balor run
 
PWInsider.com has learned there are a ton of firings underway at World Wrestling Entertainment.

We are told that the digital department (which would include the WWE Network) has been extremely hard hit with Jaylar Donlan, WWE's Executive Vice President, Advanced Media Group, among those departing today. Donlan had been with the company over eight years.

There are said to be a lot of others who were let go today, to the point that multiple WWE staffers who survived the cuts have expressed their shock and surprise at how important some of the names have been. There is a belief that some divisions may even be folded in together going forward.

This is a developing story and we will update as necessary.

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As noted earlier today on PWInsider, WWE unleashed another round of firings and layoffs today with the WWE Network, production and digital sides all seeing heavy departures.

PWInsider.com has been told by multiple sources that a number of the divisions will be folded together under one division and will now be overseen directly by Kevin Dunn.
One of the reasons for so many departures is that over the last year, the company has determined there were too many redundancies across multiple departments in those areas. One example cited to PWInsider.com is that there were two graphics departments, one for WWE TV production and one for digital and that they can easily be merged into one division, meaning the company could get that work done with a smaller group of staffers.

We are also told that the departures are a ripple effect of the company running under the pandemic, seeing that they can get by with far less across the board in terms of numbers. One source noted that over the company history, they have shown they can "cut to the bone" if needed and still get things done and this is just the latest example of that.

As you can imagine, there are a lot of shellshocked employees, both those who exited today and those who remain, knowing they will have more responsibilities to deal with daily.
 
Virk wasnt too good on commentary. He was btter than when he started but it seems he really didnt have the voice for it, sometimes he'd be trying to call big spots with enthusiasm and his shit would start to crack
 
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