Deadspin Report Claims Redditor Is Leaking WWE Match Outcomes

According to a recent report by Deadspin.com, “Dolphins1925”, a member of the pro wrestling forum on Reddit.com, has been correctly predicting WWE PPV and Monday Night RAW match outcomes that date all the way back to the Elimination Chamber PPV in February.

In total, this user has made 38 out of a possible 38 correct picks, which has become extremely suspicious.

Dolphins1925 claims that he doesn’t work for the company, but that he has a credible inside source who does. “Revealing” the results of the matches is his way of embarrassing the WWE in order to prevent spoilers from being leaked in the future.

I would like to clarify once again that I DO NOT work for WWE. I am not a WWE Superstar, I am not with; the lighting crew, the camera crew, the sound technicians, the stagehands, the prop guys, the merchandise sellers, nor the popcorn vendor in the 15th Row, “Congratulations, Louie!”

I am just a WWE fan like everyone else, and I am getting my information from a source who has VERY credible inside information regarding the outcomes (win/losses) of the matches themselves. Given that this information is out there, we both feel that I should continue to share this information until it garners the attention of WWE. Vince and upper management are not taking reasonable measures to prevent this information from being leaked. These people whom are leaking this information are profiting off it at the expense of the WWE, the fans, and the integrity of the product. It is for these reasons that I am hoping to put an end to WWE insiders leaking PPV outcomes.

Also, I feel that WWE owes the fans. They need to be more protective of the actual results as a fellow Redditor had stated in the thread. It is hurting the integrity of the product, and I should not have access to this information.

PWMania reports that WWE officials are extremely upset over the leaks, but have been very aware of them for quite some time. It’s hard to monitor everyone’s activity, so fully preventing the leaks would be next to impossible.

In an updated report by Deadspin, the WWE has released a statement on the Reddit leaks.

“We may have a modern day Nostradamus on our hands. We might have to monitor these posts in advance of our next pay-per-view to see how good he or she really is.”

 

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