WrestleMania Is Losing Its Magic
About this episode
The episode discusses the diminishing excitement surrounding WrestleMania and the impact of commercial priorities on the wrestling experience.
WrestleMania is supposed to feel unreal. So why are so many fans walking away saying it felt flat, crowded with ads, and stretched too thin? We dig into the uncomfortable gap between WWE’s record-setting business results and the parts of the product that make wrestling feel special in the first place. From ticket revenue to presentation, we talk honestly about what changes when the loudest priority becomes “make more money,” even if fewer people are in the building. We also get into Brock Le...
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