New State Coronavirus Rule Complicates WWE’s Situation

That’s going to be even trickier. Things have been all over the place in the wrestling world over the last few months with the Coronavirus changing everything throughout the industry. Even bigger than that though is how many changes have gone on around the country. One of the biggest of them all has been the travel situation, as some states have imposed some restrictions on people traveling from one state to another. That is going to have a major impact on wrestling.

One of the biggest efforts for the Governors of the United States has been to curtail the spread of the Coronavirus. That can mean taking some seemingly drastic measures, but some of them can make things a little more complicated for a lot of people. It can get really confusing in a hurry and a new rule is going to be making things a lot more difficult for WWE.

According to NBCConnecticut.com, a new rule in Connecticut orders anyone who goes to a Coronavirus hotspot, including Florida, where WWE has been running all of their television, to be quarantined. As a result, anyone who works for WWE and lives in Connecticut may be risk missing work upon returning from Florida. There is no word on what WWE will be doing to comply with the rule.

Maybe they could stay here. Check out some looks at WWE Headquarters in Connecticut:

Opinion: Things are starting to tighten up for WWE and I’m not sure what they are going to do. Are they going to pick some other state to run television? How long before another rule comes up and causes another issue? I understand that WWE needs to run out the clock a bit with this but they are running out of ways to make something like this work long term. Things do not seem to be getting much better either, and that could make things very interesting in a hurry.

What will WWE do to make this work? How big of a problem could this be? Let us know in the comments below.

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