5 reasons WrestleMania is bigger than the SuperBowl

Modified Feb 07, 2017 10:59 GMT

As the debate rages on, here’s a look at why Wrestlemania trumps the Superbowl

#4 Wrestlemania isn't the end of the season, it's the start

Seth Rollins at Wrestlemania 31 after cashing in — Fans from 40 countries attended Wrestlemania 31

The SuperBowl is the culmination of a season in the NFL, Wrestlemania is the be all and end all of the wrestling world. It puts to bed year-long feuds and writes the next chapter for the following year. Wrestlemania never stops, all year round matches are planned with Wrestlemania in mind.

Once the SuperBowl stops that's it, the American Football community just swan off into the sunset, while the WWE Superstars begin the next road to Wrestlemania by touring Europe the following week.

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Wrestlemania is an annual event not in terms of being shown once a year, in the sense that it has implications for the rest of the year. All year round speculations and rumours run wild at the thought of Wrestlemania, why? Because the event encapsulates the WWE universe for the WHOLE year, not one night.

Edited by Staff Editor