I dont think WWE will have Sold Out Crowds weekly anymore ever

[Dog Based Gremlin]

The product has been exposed too much to be boring and dull during these covid months.

They already blew their load with having Roman turn heel and now everyone is used to it. People will come to see "Rock vs Roman" in the massive LA stadium in 2022 though.

I love that they are pushing more black wrestlers but the main audience is cacs and they won't come out in droves to see Hurt Business or Bianca Bel Air

NXT been exposed. Fans dont care about Ciampa, Undisputed Era, or Gargano coming up to the main roster.

You heard it here first, WWE will never fully recover from this weekly.

They gonna have to go back into those little arenas from the early 90s in 2 years

We ate good but its over, brehs

 

[Mike the Executioner]

The first couple shows once crowds are allowed back in are going to be in terms of reactions.

Once everybody's settled back into things and they realize the product is the same as it was before the pandemic, they'll be like and things will go back to normal.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

 

[mannyrs13]

What was their attendance numbers like before covid? Smackdown might still do numbers being on a Friday night but Raw might not do as much. They might have to switch things up a bit especially if Covid still heavily active when they do live audiences again. But they should be able to get back to drawing decent crowds over time. Especially if they just stick to their main stronghold cities and arenas for the time being.

 

[TL15]

I’m the last person to care about ratings or attendance but you’re out of your mind if you think that whenever dumbass Americans are able to get out and do stuff, that they won’t be doing it in droves

the shows with limited capacity will sell out real quick. It won’t be about quality, it’ll be about a bunch of rednecks with the ability to leave the house

 

[thaKEAF]

Severely underrating the passion of neck beards. If WWE was allowed to have full capacity from the jump, crowds would be pretty deep.

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Will be interesting to see when the time comes

 

[Peter Parker]

You're forgetting kids, WWE's main audience. There's definitely an arena's worth of kids(and parent's that are going to have to take them) that want to see WWE when they come to town anywhere.

 

[Blacknwhite]

Attendance might drop off down the line, But when they first allow fans back in the product is gonna be popping for a little bit. But you are right people will see that the product is garbage. They say they have the deepest roster of talent in history, but why is Goldberg back for another title win and loss at wrestlemania. I love WWE for years loyal till the end, but im sorry AEW in a small ass arena and some fans has put out a better product than wwe has and i feel wwe has more resources to be better. AEW is proving they have talent if they as a whole can get to the next level. This old school feel i get from impact and AEW working together seems to make me think everyone is gonna work to prop wrestling up again so WWE isnt the only big fish.

 

[tremonthustler1]

They can always just host shows in Panama City, Florida until things get better

 

[White City Black]

I think the absense of touring house shows, coupled with fans legitimately missing going to the live shows, will definitely make the TV shows sell out.

 

[The Rainmaker]

I heard the first WWE show back with a live crowd gonna be in Corpus Christi, Tx

 

[Vice Queen]

I heard the first WWE show back with a live crowd gonna be in Corpus Christi, Tx

Don't they usually suck as a live crowd?

 

[mattw1313]

the attendance was pretty bad at times before the pandemic

have yall forgotten the shifting of the few people who were there to one side for the sake of the hard cam?




it'll go back to normal eventually. normal just isn't that good because the product sucks

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Don't they usually suck as a live crowd?

AEW did the episode of Dynamite that got washed by NXT in the ratings, and made Tony Khan get his shyt together there.

The crowd was pretty good that night, from what I remember.