Keep reading to learn about the 15 WWE Champions you didn’t know drew Vince McMahon the least money.Įxcellence inside the ring clearly doesn’t relate to dollar signs in the case of Eddie Guerrero, one of the most talented athletes ever to enter the squared circle, and yet a surprisingly poor performing WWE World Champion on a financial standpoint.
Be that as it may, a few of the absolute least successful champions have negative reputations in line with how poor they were doing at the box office. Interestingly, plenty of the superstars to do the worst on a business level are the ones fans online generally purport to enjoy the most. Exact figures are hard to find on that, as well, but there are some signs we can look at, including Pay-Per-View buy rates, Raw and SmackDown ratings, and attendance records, that start to paint a picture of which champions were performing a particularly poor level. While there isn’t any clear-cut way to list the worst WWE World Heavyweight Champions of all time, one way to look at it is to gauge who made the company the least money.
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Although becoming World Champion is often the dream that spurns the greatest wrestling careers, it can also be the albatross that destroys them on a personal and professional level if their time on top doesn’t go as well as everyone had hoped. Unlike most businesses, which can point to management when things start to go south, the WWE is in the unique position where the World Heavyweight Champion is arguably as responsible the company succeeding during a given era in comparison to any member of management. Like most companies that have thrived for over 60 years, WWE has had good years and bad years in the company’s long history.
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