WWE Polls Fans Over Spoilers & Wrestling News Sites

By Ryan Clark on January 19, 2013

WWE recently sent out a survey to their WWE Fan Council on Friday to ask respondents to evaluate their interest in “WWE TV tapings.” WWE wanted to know the opinions from fans on online spoilers from TV tapings, habits of viewing spoilers before shows air and what websites fans visit for live results/reporting in their programming.

WWE recently has begun announcing major SmackDown spoilers the night of the tapings on WWE.com to try and scoop wrestling news outlets. It is also believed, however, the effect also drives people to news outlets for objective views and legitimate information on the items WWE is self-spoiling. For quite some time, WWE has wanted to make a website that is a one-stop location for WWE information. In the past, WWE has gone through phases of regularly spoiling TV tapings, then later ignoring TV taping results, releasing insider information and then pulling back and also mixing in storyline-driven news as well which complicates matters.

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  • asf

    Spoilers ruin shows. It’s a fucking shame that websites post them. Then again, on this website you guys post the “SPOILERS” “warning”

    Then again, if I’m scrolling though the news and there is some title that says “HUGE SMACKDOWN SPOILER”… don’t you think that even if I don’t click on it the surprised is ruin?

    Because then I watch smackdown and as soon as they announce a world champion match I’m like “Yeah.. the title is changing because that’s the “Huge spoiler” the title was talking about…

    Same for come backs.. even if I don’t click on the article I know someone is coming back and it’s spoiled.

    In the same way you guys used a lot of ways to spoil things.

  • Sdot

    Shut the hell up junior

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