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What happened that made wrestling a rich people sport? It’s had multiple markets before, southerners, dudebros, families but none of these demographics are rich. Yet the second TKO takes over, WWE caters hard to premium packages and bullshit elite clubs and it works? It’s just insanity to me that you would willingly pay more for less
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>>20684848
>Yet the second TKO takes over
>WWE lost more than 8 million viewers before TKO took over.
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>>20684856
Are you saying TKO are the good guys here?
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>>20684848
Have you been in a coma ? You never seen the state of economy post covid, how everyone is paying more for less.
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>>20684885
Make a list of groceries and food you buy now and compare it to say 2019.I am waiting clown.
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>>20684848
Individual Wrestlemania PPVs reached $49.95 in the 1990s, well over $100 in today's dollars. Those went down but n recent years sports and concerts realized they were undercharging for what many fans would pay for live event tickets and adjusted accordingly. Resale sites like SeatGeek helped make this known. For other reasons see :

https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/article/death-of-the-cheap-seat-how-sports-figured-out-they-could-charge-you-almost-anything-for-a-ticket-153025119.html
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>>20684911
From the article:

"they realized just how much money they were leaving on the table by not pricing their tickets at the rates the market will bear.

“They've learned from the secondary market that certain events have a really high value, very high above what they might have originally put as the face value price,” says Daniel Rascher, a professor of sports economics and finance at the University of San Francisco. “So now they're trying to capitalize on that by having those high prices from the start, as opposed to selling them at a lower price and then having the secondary market make a bunch of money off of selling them at a higher price.”

Teams and entertainers are happy to acknowledge this reality. In 2022, Bruce Springsteen responded to complaints about his dynamically-priced tickets by saying he wanted the band, not secondary market brokers, to get paid: “Why shouldn't that money go to the guys that are going to be up there sweating three hours a night for it?”"
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>>20684899
I have to buy groceries. I don’t have to pay for wrestling. Yet for some reason we have a paying epidemic in live entertainment
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YOU NO AFFORD TICKET BRO?
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>>20684848
dont forget beastiliaty and scat
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>>20685051
Green shirt guy gets free tickets and transportation for life. He was one of the ring boys and if that wasn't enough Stone Cold downed two beers and hit him with an ATV all on television, and then there's the Nick Khan rumors.



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