Alright, so you wanna know how long this rasslin’ stuff, this WWE, lasts when you go see it in person, right? Well, lemme tell ya, it ain’t always the same, just like bakin’ a cake, sometimes it takes a little longer, sometimes a little shorter. But mostly, it’s like watchin’ a good long movie, you know?
Mostly, it’s about three hours. Yeah, three hours of them big ol’ fellas and gals thumpin’ each other. You get there, you find your seat, maybe get a hot dog and a soda, and then the show starts. They come out, all flashy and loud, music pumpin’, lights flashin’. It’s a whole spectacle, I tell ya.
Now, some of them shows on TV, like that “Raw” thing, they used to be three hours, but I heard they’re gonna make it shorter now, maybe two hours. And that “SmackDown,” that’s usually two hours. But when you go see it live, in person, it’s usually a three-hour deal.
- Getting There and Settling In: First, you gotta get there, find your parkin’, get through the crowds. That takes time, you know. Then you gotta find your seat, get settled. Maybe buy some snacks and drinks. That adds up.
- The Matches Themselves: Then the wrestlin’ starts. Some matches are quick, maybe 10 or 15 minutes. Some go on longer, maybe 20 minutes or so. It all depends on who’s fightin’ and what’s goin’ on.
- All That Extra Stuff: And it ain’t just the fightin’, They talk a lot, those fellas. Cut promos they call ’em. Tellin’ you how tough they are and how they’re gonna beat the other guy. And sometimes there’s special stuff, like people singin’ or dancin’ or whatever. That takes time too.
- Intermissions and Breaks: And sometimes, they gotta take a break, you know? Let the wrestlers rest up, let the crowd stretch their legs. So, there might be an intermission in there too.
So, you add it all up, the gettin’ there, the settlin’ in, the matches, the talkin’, the breaks… it all takes time. That’s why it ends up bein’ about three hours. Sometimes a little more, sometimes a little less, but mostly around three hours.
I heard some of them bigger shows, like that “WrestleMania” thing, they can go on even longer. Maybe four hours even. ‘Cause it’s a big deal, you know? Lots of important matches, lots of hoopla.
And don’t forget that Royal Rumble! That’s a long one too. All them fellas in the ring at once, throwin’ each other out. That takes a while. I think that one’s usually around three or four hours too.
So, if you’re plannin’ on goin’ to see the WWE in person, be prepared to spend a good chunk of your day there. Make sure you wear comfy shoes, ’cause you’ll be doin’ a lot of sittin’. And bring some money for snacks and drinks, ’cause you’re gonna get thirsty and hungry.
And if you’re takin’ the young’uns, make sure they got somethin’ to keep ’em entertained, ’cause three hours can be a long time for little ones to sit still. Maybe bring some crayons and paper, or a small toy or somethin’.
But overall, it’s a fun time. It’s loud, it’s exciting, and it’s somethin’ different. Just be prepared to spend a few hours there, that’s all. And don’t forget to cheer for your favorite wrestler! Even if they look like they’re losin’, you gotta cheer ’em on. That’s part of the fun!
So, to sum it up, plan for about three hours when you go see a WWE event in person. Could be a little more, could be a little less, but three hours is a good bet. And that’s all there is to it. It ain’t rocket science, you know.
You go there, you watch them rassle, you cheer, you have a good time. And then you go home, tired but happy. Just like when you spend a whole day at the county fair, only instead of cows and pies, you got big fellas in tights throwin’ each other around.
Now, go on and have yourself a good time at the wrestlin’!
Tags: [WWE, Wrestling, Live Events, Event Duration, Show Length, WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, WrestleMania, Royal Rumble]
