With NJPW dropping their promotion over here along with countless promotions popping up, it's safe to say that there's too much fukking wrestling going on for one man to keep up with
. Is this really a wrestling boom or it's just a soon collapse due to how niche' the product truly is? Not that I'm complaining because there's nothing wrong with this carny industry thriving in this miserable era, but is there any type of longevity to the process of exposure? Or am I overthinking it
It's not much different from how it was last year. In October 2018, we had RAW, SD, NXT, MLW, ROH, LU, WOW, Impact, with NJPW doing dates in America.
Now we have RAW, SD, NXT, MLW, ROH, Impact, NWA, AEW, and NJPW doing live dates in America. Most people just gonna watch RAW, SD, and maybe AEW or NXT if they feel like it while the rest will be ignored like they were last year
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Also, I don't think those NJPW USA dates will amount to anything more than "Road To" shows that add content to New Japan World.