10 ways in which the internet has killed pro-wrestling

When did we stop having fun while watching wrestling?

#2 Oversaturation in pro wrestling

The fans now have access to unprecedented amount of wrestling content

Wrestling today is once again facing an uphill battle to stay relevant. With the dwindling house show attendances and the plummeting TV ratings, it is no wonder that professional wrestling companies are facing a hard time staying afloat in the United States and in the United Kingdom.

A couple of years ago, the wrestling business was thriving. Since time immemorial, the business had its ebbs and flows. However, with the sheer amount of wrestling content that we now have on the internet, it was inevitable for the business to become oversaturated.

With the WWE Network now having exclusive content 24 hours a day and seven days a week, the fans now consume an insane amount of content, rendering them placid with what they see on wrestling shows every week.

About the author

Have written about WWE and MMA for nearly a decade. Have covered numerous events, including WWE, NJPW, Pro Wrestling NOAH, ONE Championship, UFC, and BRAVE CF events.

Have interviewed some of the biggest names in the sport, including Chris Jericho, Conor McGregor, and Bryan Danielson. Have also worked as a regional commentator for WWE/UFC for Sony.

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Edited by Nishant Jayaram