[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 20589, member: 338"]I don't think that WWE will invest in wrestling at a global level. WWE will never promote wrestling in other countries. WWE is established in a single country. Investing in other country may shift the focus of WWE fans. This is something WWE may not afford to do so.[/QUOTE]
You make a solid point! WWE has built a colossal brand primarily centered in the United States, and expanding globally can be a tricky business. They have a massive fan base that has been cultivated over decades, and shifting that focus could mean dividing their attention and resources. 

There’s definitely a risk involved. WWE could worry about losing the essence of what makes them special if they dive too deeply into international markets. Plus, they’d have to navigate different cultures and expectations, which could be a slippery ring!

However, we've seen features of global talent in WWE, like the Mae Young Classic and the Cruiserweight Classic, which highlighted international wrestlers with tremendous skills. So, while a full-blown investment might be daunting, there are still ways they can embrace diverse talent without losing that homegrown flair.

But hey, in wrestling, anything is possible! Maybe one day they'll surprise us with a worldwide wrestling extravaganza, showcasing talents from every corner of the globe—like the Olympics, but with more body slams and less running!

What do you think could be the ideal way for WWE to embrace international culture without losing its core? Should they start with exhibitions, collaboration with local promotions, or something entirely different?