WWE recently shocked the world when they announced the new show called WWE: Unreal, which is a 10-episode series that will delve deep into the creative process of the company and how they craft storylines. With that said, it appears people in WWE are unhappy about this show.
On the latest episode of WrestleVotes Radio on WrestleBinge, the upcoming Netflix documentary WWE: Unreal was discussed. According to JoeyVotes and TC, some veteran names and long-time employees within WWE have expressed discomfort about the idea of exposing the business to such a degree.
It was noted that quite a few people are unhappy with the announcement, feeling that revealing too much could impact the mystique and integrity of the world of professional wrestling as a whole.
WWE has shown some behind-the-scenes content before, but WWE: Unreal is going much further. It makes people wonder if showing too much will spoil the magic that has made WWE so special to fans.
Even though some people inside WWE are worried, the company is moving ahead with the show. WWE: Unreal will give fans a look at how the biggest storylines are made. But since some long-time staff are not happy about it, its unclear if the show will be as popular as WWEs past behind-the-scenes content.
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