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I published two pieces recently about the WWE Network:
5/24/14 Calculating Global Demand of the WWE Network 5/28/14 WWE's Network Dilemma

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Basically, the first piece outlined my economic argument that Global Demand for the WWE Network (at best) just puts them in the break-even territory and they should focus on growing profitability. The second piece looks at the three options that WWE has: grow demand, raise price or cut costs.

I also published a WhatCulture piece about the Pro-wrestlers who appeared in the most Video Games which was a follow-up to a 80+ game survey I did in conjunction with Joe Gagne's Funtime Arcade but I screwed up the roster for WWE 2K14 so now I'm being raked over the coals in the comment section. That's to be expected, but whenever someone calls me "the Nate Silver of pro-wrestling" I might point them to this example.

Recently on Wrestlenomics Radio I've covered several subjects including:


History of WWF Programming & WWF Financials 1983-2013 What we learned (and didn't learn) in the WWE Q1 Financials  The Fallout from WWE's new TV Deal Vince's attitude as a CEO, the Best Wrestler Cameos on TV and talking MMA Draws with the guy who runs MMADraws.com This weekend's show will hopefully be John Lister & I talking about the Wrestlenomics of ECW!