>>11475710>NWA always had a presence in Australia>All those boomer type wrestlers used to be staples with ethnic Aussies in the 70's/80's>WCW Worldwide was on Channel 9 in the early 90's onwards till Nitro started (and PayTV became a thing here)>Aussie crowds are mad for wrestling/events and are very starved for it, so when they travelled at the time it was a big deal (even look at that MCG WWE Supershow recently)>Australians have a lot of disposable income and being able to buy merch without paying HUGE shipping is more incentive to buy at the eventsBasically WCW was perfect for the time. It was also peak attitude era so yeah it would've sold out so easily. It makes sense that you'd have to paper US states since the companies roll through multiple times a year and it isn't special.
From my own personal opinion and life, WWF was massive but it was always something I had to go out and seek. Borrowing VHS tapes was the only way to experience it.
WCW was on free to air TV every Saturday and easy to get into. WWF Superstars was on in the early 90's but disappeared and did end up coming back during the AE.
