Alright, so you wanna know about this WWE Supershow thing, huh? Well, lemme tell ya, it’s like a big ol’ wrestling party, y’know? Not like them TV shows, Monday Night Raw or Friday Night Smackdown. Nah, this is somethin’ different.
They used to call ’em house shows, I think. Just wrestlers wrestlin’ for the folks in the crowd, not for the cameras all the time. But now, they call ’em Supershows. Fancy name, but it’s still just wrestlin’, plain and simple.
So, what happens at a WWE Supershow? Well, you get a bunch of them WWE fellas and gals, the ones you see on TV, like that Cody Rhodes fella, and Seth Rollins – he’s a bit loud, ain’t he? And that big ol’ Gunther, and Bobby Lashley – he’s strong as an ox! They all show up and wrestle each other.
- You got your fellas like LA Knight, always talkin’ big.
- And The New Day, they’re always dancin’ and makin’ noise.
- Then there’s the ladies, Becky Lynch, she’s tough as nails.
- And Charlotte Flair, Rhea Ripley, and Iyo Sky – them girls can fight, let me tell ya!
- And that Carlito fella, he’s been around a while. He spits apples, can you believe that?
They do all their moves, the powerbombs, the suplexes, all that fancy stuff. It’s like a real fight, but, y’know, not really a real fight. They’re good at makin’ it look real, though. Gets your heart pumpin’, that’s for sure. They really try to give the people a show, you know what I mean? Like they’re really fightin’ mad.
Now, how long does this Supershow last? Well, it ain’t no quick little thing. Usually, it’s about two and a half, maybe three hours. But sometimes, it goes a little longer, sometimes a little shorter. Depends on how much wrestlin’ they wanna do, I guess. You gotta set aside a good chunk of your evenin’ for it.
They have these Supershows all over the place, not just in one spot. Like, I heard they had one in New Orleans. You can buy tickets to see ’em, just like you buy tickets for a movie or somethin’. They got websites and all that fancy stuff for sellin’ tickets now.
And listen to this, these Supershows ain’t recorded for TV or nothin’. It’s just for the folks who are there. That makes it special, see? They ain’t worried about the cameras and all that, they’re just wrestlin’ for you.
So, is it worth goin’ to a WWE Supershow? Well, that depends on you, I reckon. If you like watchin’ wrestlin’ on TV, then you’ll probably like seein’ it live. It’s louder, it’s more excitin’, and you get to see all them wrestlers up close. Plus, you get to yell and cheer and boo, and nobody’s gonna tell you to shut up. You can scream your lungs out and it’s ok!
But, it ain’t cheap, mind you. Tickets cost money, and then you gotta buy snacks and drinks and all that. And if you’re takin’ the young’uns, well, you know how that goes. They always want somethin’. But if you got the money and you like wrestlin’, then yeah, go on and have yourself a good time. It’s like a big party, like I said before. Just folks havin’ fun watchin’ other folks pretend to fight. Ain’t nothin’ wrong with that, I tell ya.
I tell you what, I saw one of these supershows a few years back with my grandbaby. It was loud, it was flashy, and those wrestlers were something else. My grandbaby loved it, and to be honest so did I. I haven’t seen anything like it before.
So, there ya have it. That’s the lowdown on them WWE Supershows. Nothin’ fancy, just good ol’ fashioned wrestlin’ for folks who like to watch it.
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