TV ratings hit an all-time low, and an even bigger tragedy is what it cost the Dallas wrestling fan. To say the least, the COVID era has run roughshod over the wrestling industry, and the WWE in particular hasn’t hosted live fans at any of its shows since sometime in March 2020.Īdmirable as the WWE’s initial efforts were at keeping the show going no matter what, the first several weeks of this effort were awkwardly silent and stale. To wit: Back in 2016, when AT&T Stadium hosted the event, a record-setting 101,763 warm bodies were in attendance to watch it in person.įor comparison sake, that was roughly 101,763 more people than saw last year’s version of the spectacle. In normal times, WrestleMania stands as one of the biggest spectacles in the sports and/or entertainment industries.
Curious What It’s Like To Serve As A Virtual WWE Fan In COVID Times? Well, We Snagged A Ticket To A Recent Taping - And Here’s What We Learned.
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