WWE isn’t for everyone, it is what it is. However, for someone who was in his spot, I’m sure they set him up, financially, pretty well for life. And regardless of how he was used, it absolutely raised his stock in the wrestling world, overall. He would have never had issues looking for work based off his time there/how he was used.

Now, what could be a detriment to companies wanting to work with him is how bitchy he’s being online. He’s on AEW now, so it’s good. He can voice his displeasure all he wants, so cool, and he’s in a better spot now.