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So now the #2 PPV is just as long as the #1 PPV. I like it. And I have no problem with sitting through 5 hours of wrestling (don’t forget there is a 1 hour pre-show too). Especially since I will be in the Barclays Center for said event.
And WWE over saturates their product some more.
I think Lesnar vs Taker goes long which is a bad idea considering their last match was barely passable.
That concussion caused far more of the issues than the guys in the ring.
Oh don’t get me wrong this match could very well be great. Especially since it looks like they’re giving it time. It’ll be interesting to see if they continue the feud.
I’m thinking (hoping?) this means there’s an Iron Man match. Cena v Owens? Even if they go Cena v Rollins, it’d be interesting, but not much of a build for that kind of match.
Are there really people that wanna sit and watch a four hour show?
I do, but that show is called Wrestlemania.
2013 was a big show. 2011 as well.
This ppv hasn’t even felt like as big a show as it claims since probably Edge vs Undertaker with Cena vs Batista back in 2008.