what law would someone be breaking by editing a database entry that they have access to by company policy ? <| sep |> Most of the audience left , of course the profits are down . Has Raw even climbed back up to the 2 . 0 s yet ? The product is colder than Hungry Man mashed potatoes . There ' s virtually no interest from the casual market , and this is despite an ostensibly larger pop culture presence for pro wrestling . Maybe that wouldn ' t be a terrible thing except the hardcore crowds are starting to flee as well . Attendance is down . Viewership is down . Ratings are down . Profits are down . It ' s not exactly rocket science , and I find the idea that Meltzer is arguing that they ' d be making more money which is what this argument of his is always about if they kept PPVs off the Network specious . If we ' re indulging what ifs we should also consider the prospect of what the landscape of WWE would look like if they didn ' t run the monthly specials on the Network , and instead kept them on PPV . If only 200 , 000 of 3 million people paid for PPVs before the Network , can you imagine how much that number would shrink with an audience of 2 million ? On its face that may sound weird , but consider that as viewership shrank , so did PPV buys .