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Who do you think deserves the most blame for the decline of wrestling's popularity?
- Thread starter nWo4Lyfe420
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Not a single thing has ever been universally successful. That would imply that every single person loves it. There's a lot of room between universal and niche though.
TV is doing just fine with shows like The Mandalorian and The Witcher setting all sorts of viewership records. Movies are making more money than ever before. As for music, there are too many ways to listen to it for free so you can't expect as many people to be buying albums in 2020 compared to 20+ years ago. Pop, country and rap are all as popular as ever today. Rock is definitely niche now.
Wrestling was ingrained into pop culture for decades. Even people who didn't like it could recognize who the stars were. Wrestling having no real mainstream stars in an era where almost anyone can become a celebrity is just sad. Just take your boy for example. How the hell can he main event 4 WM's, beat cancer, be related to the biggest star in Hollywood and still be a complete nobody in the public eye?
(Here's a hint: he sucks)
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There's no numbers available for streams.....fuck outta here with that.
Pro wrestling was only mainstream on 3 seperate occasions in the 20th century. And it would add up to about ten years.
When TV became widely available, Hulkamania and Monday night wars era.
It's hilarious to act like it was ingratiated into the culture like Hulk Hogan was on Muhammad Ali levels.
So stuck in the rasslin bubble.....face the facts, pro wrestling was always looked down upon by the mainstream public since the 70s.
It's also hilarious that you feel the need to attack Roman Reigns just because he's my av.
Really shows how much water your bullshit argument has.
Orange man not bad btw....just milking you rubes like a grifter at a carnival.
Pro wrestling was only mainstream on 3 seperate occasions in the 20th century. And it would add up to about ten years.
When TV became widely available, Hulkamania and Monday night wars era.
It's hilarious to act like it was ingratiated into the culture like Hulk Hogan was on Muhammad Ali levels.
So stuck in the rasslin bubble.....face the facts, pro wrestling was always looked down upon by the mainstream public since the 70s.
It's also hilarious that you feel the need to attack Roman Reigns just because he's my av.
Really shows how much water your bullshit argument has.
Orange man not bad btw....just milking you rubes like a grifter at a carnival.
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Wrestling was mainstream up until the last decade. It obviously had eras that were more popular than others but it was still mainstream after the MNW ended. Everyone knows who Cena, Batista and Orton are. Not a single soul who doesn't follow wrestling could tell you who Reigns or Rollins are.
You're just coming across as bitter because "big dog" is the face of the era that saw wrestling lose all mainstream relevance.
Also, you're from Canada so your opinion on the US President means absolutely nothing. Not that you appear to know anything about his presidency anyway since you can't come up with anything to say about him except calling him orange. You probably watch CNN all day and thought his impeachment actually meant something
Looking forward to 4 more years of this great economy, and 4 more years of NPC's calling Trump a racist while being the racist ones themselves making jokes about the man's skin color.
no the fuck it wasn't.Until Hogan created two booms, it was always just shit hillbillies watched based on the views of people in the mainstream.
Orton
RKO outta nowhere is a viral meme. Can't say the same about the superman punch.
All bigger stars than the man who main evented 4 WM's in a row 
Well this has been fun and gotten way past the point of the thread. So yeah. Stick to the political thread for politics talk.
Jamie Kellner, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon and the fans.