It’s Goldberg, the WCW guy, taking on Brock Lesnar. Knowing absolutely nothing about why he’s there or how he won the championship doesn’t matter. He looks like he hasn’t aged, save for the snowy goatee. Chances are they know who he is from the late 90s’ Monday night wars. Brock Lesnar versus Goldberg for the Universal Championshipįor the fan just tuning in, seeing Goldberg with the crimson red Universal Championship raises enough eyebrows to immediately pique interest. SmackDown has it’s own version with Shane McMahon versus AJ Styles. Two matches in particular exemplify this split between you and your buddy who still calls it the WWF: One is the Universal Championship match between current champion Goldberg and Brock Lesnar. It’s the reason you’ve been frequently grimacing since the Royal Rumble (or earlier), since this is when the Mania storylines typically unravel.
Sure, there are a few matches in the card that will get fans riled up like they would if it was on an NXT TakeOver event or a secondary pay-per-view, but WrestleMania is meant to attract the casual WWE fan, or maybe even a first-time viewer. Most of WWE’s shows are meant to culminate, in one way or another, in this Sunday’s WrestleMania 33. All you have to do is turn on your TV or computer and relax.
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A seemingly unlimited amount of pro graps isn’t daunting to you it’s a welcomed challenge.
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If you are one of these fans who devote that much time to professional wrestling, congratulations! You have all those hours of content to enjoy. Oh, and then there are RAW and Smackdown Live to keep up with. If that wasn’t enough, there’s always the network’s original shows. Then there’s also the NXT roster, the cruiserweights of 205 Live, and the British competitors from the United Kingdom Championship tournament: all tertiary story lines within the WWE Universe. Are you a WWE fan? Actually, let me be a bit more specific.Īre you a die-hard WWE fan? The one who has a subscription to the WWE Network and watches all of their pay-per-views? Ever since the roster has been split into distinct brands, there are too many pay-per-views to keep count, and the names all become one abstract blur (Hello, Roadblock: End of the Line).
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