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I don't really believe that. I think AEW would just scoop up the tv deals and roster and it would be business as usual. wrestling is never dyingIf WWE went out of business I don’t believe any wrestling company will ever come close to achieving their success again. Wrestling would just be a very segregated fanbase but would never have global appeal.
I didn’t say it was dying. I said it’ll never be as big as WWEI don't really believe that. I think AEW would just scoop up the tv deals and roster and it would be business as usual. wrestling is never dying
and I disagree. if Coke died tomorrow Pepsi would take over. Cola wouldn't suddenly not sell.I didn’t say it was dying. I said it’ll never be as big as WWE
and yet wwe thrived more than ever after wcw died and wrestling is more profitable than ever.I think Smark said this earlier but when WCW died, a lot of fans stopped watching. Same would happen if WWE died cause some of them ain't wrestling fans, they are WWE fans
and I disagree. if Coke died tomorrow Pepsi would take over. Cola wouldn't suddenly not sell.
WWE is a behemoth but don't buy the propaganda that they invented making wrestling successful.
2006 was over 15 years ago though and I really don't think it would be comparable. too many wrestlers are global brands and it would just go over to the next company. would their be some transition where it dips? yes. I just don't think it would make wrestling any more or less popular over all.I'd argue that for a time, WWE murdered wrestling dead for a long period of time outside of themself and WCW (and ECW for a time) between 1990-2006-ish, and only recently has it managed to crawl back out to a point where indy wrestling is actually viable again.
Amazing comparison except coke and Pepsi are equally popular. WWE is far and away more popular than any other wrestling company.and I disagree. if Coke died tomorrow Pepsi would take over. Cola wouldn't suddenly not sell.
WWE is a behemoth but don't buy the propaganda that they invented making wrestling successful.
Oh no no, I wasn't disagreeing with you. I was more or less saying wrestling now has finally re-reached the actual popularity it had in the 70s and 80s when it was selling out arenas locally for a long period of time, just without the national broadcasting to go with it. Now it does and wrestling has never been more accessible and easy to get into.2006 was over 15 years ago though and I really don't think it would be comparable. too many wrestlers are global brands and it would just go over to the next company. would their be some transition where it dips? yes. I just don't think it would make wrestling any more or less popular over all.
coke is still number 1 by a lot my pal, there's a reason people compare aew to pepsi and wwe to coke like all the fucking time lolAmazing comparison except coke and Pepsi are equally popular. WWE is far and away more popular than any other wrestling company.
Literally everyone knows what coke and Pepsi are. There’s a difference between a soft drink and a wrestling company lmao.coke is still number 1 by a lot my pal, there's a reason people compare aew to pepsi and wwe to coke like all the fucking time lol
and there's also a reason why Tony Khan himself has used this comparison and uses the pepsi "rebel" blueprint of how to play #2coke is still number 1 by a lot my pal, there's a reason people compare aew to pepsi and wwe to coke like all the fucking time lol
Dumbest take of the day....can't even get ROH a TV deal.I don't really believe that. I think AEW would just scoop up the tv deals and roster and it would be business as usual. wrestling is never dying