Seth Rollins agrees with OP.
Saying you're in a boom means you aren't in a boom... imagine stone cold saying "were in the boom" in 98
Seth Rollins agrees with OP.
Agreed there’s too much stuff to do now to ever match the mainstream 80s or 90s boom. Only stuff on Netflix gets that big nowadays and even then it’s a fraction of what Friends did and that was the most watched show on TV from 98 to 2001.A wrestling “boom” in today’s world is gonna look different than the booms of yesterday. Just how it is
I understand everyone feeling that the peak of a “boom” is when you have all these people that never fukk with pro wrestling At All all of a sudden adding popular catchphrases and mannerisms to their vernacular and using them in general public
But, from Vanessa Hudgens paying tribute to Bray Wyatt on Twitter, to the other actress outing herself as watching a WWE PLE (and all the goofs flooding her comments with that “BythewayyoushoukdalsocheckoutAEWDynamiteWednesdaynightsonTBSlulz”), today’s wrestling is reaching more folks lowkey than some of us might realize
Seth Rollins agrees with OP.
Seth Rollins agrees with OP.
Wrestling is probably more popular now then is has been since 2002. 2 companies are doing good business is proof. If AEW was TNA status I'd have to disagree.
Ironically, right before Hogan came in Vince Russo figured out how to book a decent wrestling show that made sense.TNA's record attendance was like 6000 fans. When people say "but they used to average 2 million viewers" or whatever the number was it was a lot easier to do that when everyone had cable. Unfortunately it never translated to live attendance or even PPV buys. They'd usually do about 20-30,000 buys or something aside from shyt like Samoa Joe vs. Kurt Angle.
At one point I really fukked with TNA too. When Kurt, Joe, Sting and Christian all came in
I'm currently listening to the Lapsed Fan podcast about Hogan and Bischoff's time there. They really fukked it up.