MikeRaw
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When it comes to the WWE Wellness Policy you have to look at it from the company’s perspective. Their superstars’ health and the company’s reputation are more important then ruined mega pushes and long-term booking. The WWE, imo, doesn’t want to risk having a superstar getting addicted to steroids and in turn end up abusing them so they find out who has them and they suspend them for the time being. Saying that steroids don’t hurt anybody is dim-witted because there are plenty of risks involved in taking steroids. Some long-lasting and serious risks of taking steroids include dizziness, mood swings, hallucinations, paranoia, nausea, problems sleeping, aching joints and high blood pressure that can damage the heart or blood vessels over time, not to mention liver damage and a greater chance of injuring muscles and tendons. So to say that steroids don’t hurt anybody is ridiculous.
I agree that it isn’t any of our business who takes steroids and I feel that WWE should keep that confidential but I would imagine that’s some kind of punishment or something. And I’m sure the wrestlers that are taking them are aware of the risks involved but it doesn’t mean that they will listen to what the doctor tells them. They may understand what they’re putting in their bodies but I think in their mind they’re thinking, “I need steroids to get/stay big and muscular” which is bullshit. If anything, steroids will cause more harm then assist in the long-term as proven from the risks mentioned in the above paragraph. When it comes to wrestlers using drugs to make the pain go away, I’m not an advocate of it nor am I a supporter of it but I think if they are taking any drugs they should make sure they understand the risks involved and the drugs shouldn’t affect their performance on the job.
The lifestyle the superstars have is no excuse for them to take steroids/drugs. They have a choice in the matter. And it is a fact that no matter how hard the WWE tries, there will be drugs/steroids in professional wrestling but that doesn’t mean that they cannot try to prevent them from being used and/or abused.
To put it briefly, the WWE Wellness Policy is needed because it’s more important to have a positive reputation for your company and help maintain your employees’ health then worry about delayed pushes and long-term storylines being cut short in the long run. As far as nothing being able to be done about steroids/drugs in professional wrestling, at least the WWE is making the attempt to do something about it even if it hasn’t worked out as great as it could.
So you think that WWE actually wants the wellness policy?
WRONG!
WWE doesnt want that damn policy, they only added it because of the pressure from people like CNN, the media and congress... They were forced into it by the pressure after the Benoit thing, which is why theyhave it now.
but for years, they never had a wellness policy.
Now, I think only a few guys use steroids anyways, and theyre not even using it abusively...
So for years, wwe had alot of people just taking a bit of steroids, so now, i say they should continue and just forget the wellness policy.
If WWE was real, and guys were actualyl competing, then I see why they would have the policy, to make sure noone cheatsand noone gets hurt. but its fake, and they know whose winning, so that level of competition is gone, so guys arent going to be hurting eachother out there trying to win.
So since its faked, the only need for steroids is for looks, but they arent harming the other wrestlers.
And really, their not hurting themselves. if a guy is really fucked up, and abusing it, wwe would be able to tell, and then test that guy and suspend him, for being an idiot. But the people getting suspended nowadays, its only for small amounts, and uits not doing any harm, and wwe doesnt care either.
So all its doing is ruining the pushes over a small amount of roids... I think they should get rid of the policy and only suspend roid freaks...
So as you can see, I disagree with you, Anigma, but good to see uyou posting outside of btb.