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#1 Vince McMahon is worried again
The Monday Night Wars was a time period Vince McMahon would love to forget. The competition forced him to always look out for ways to make his product better.
After WCW's purchase, Vince must have breathed a sigh of relief, as no competition meant no worries about consistently delivering a top-notch product.
This won't be the case anymore. AEW's arrival is reportedly making Vince worry about reliving The Monday Night Wars again. This has resulted in WWE trying to lock their talents into long term contracts. A bunch of disgruntled employees have been asking for their release from the promotion, and it's only making things look bad for the WWE.
No matter what AEW's arrival leads to, one thing's for sure: the wrestling world is in for another boom. We're quite possibly going back to the past when pro wrestling used to be the talk of the town.
