WRASSLIN'! (let's talk wrestling here?)

TenderLovingKiller® said:
Live events are insane these days.
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It's madness.
If I could find anything $100 or less I wouldn't have hesitated for a moment, and probably could've talked myself into going as high as $150, but with travel and everything I'd be looking at over $300 to see a pay-per-view from a WWE that I don't even follow or have a favourite in. I'm sure the experience would be stellar either way, but that's just too much.
 
avecigrec said:
It's madness.
If I could find anything $100 or less I wouldn't have hesitated for a moment, and probably could've talked myself into going as high as $150, but with travel and everything I'd be looking at over $300 to see a pay-per-view from a WWE that I don't even follow or have a favourite in. I'm sure the experience would be stellar either way, but that's just too much.
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Yah, they start with really high prices then drop them as the show approaches. But it's a hot enough ticket right now that a lot of the shows are selling out at the higher price points.
 
avecigrec said:
Anybody else watch this yet, or plan to?

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i did. maybe for someone who hasn't followed as closely over the years as i have it was informative (and hopefully eye-opening), but there was nothing in here that hasn't been presented before in other avenues or that was surprising. it really felt like it was more a history of mcmahon's wwe than a history/exploration of mcmahon. it was worth watching, sure, especially for the vince interviews where he puts his own words to things we know of him from other people (that show just how strange and gross he is), but beyond that it wasn't much more than a basic history.
 
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