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>Speaking with Josh Martinez on Z100, Chris Jericho explained the decision to shift away from NBA and NHL arenas. “The worst thing you can ever do, in any business, is overprice yourself or overextend yourself,” he said. “We’re at a place where, to go to some of the middle-sized venues, not in every city, but in some of them, it’s a very smart move for many reasons, but most importantly, the vibe of the fans.”
>Jericho emphasized that smaller venues create more demand and a better atmosphere for fans and viewers alike. “You want to put 10,000 people into an arena, and if you can, you do. If you’re down to 5,000, but you go to a 4,000-seat arena, it increases demand and makes the show more exciting and translates better on TV,” he continued.
>The ROH World Champion also highlighted AEW’s need to maintain its “cool factor” by creating scarcity. “If you have this many tickets for sale and they’re gone, it makes the product hotter, and you continue to grow,” Jericho added.
>https://youtu.be/LkMTtrK9P8o
>Jericho emphasized that smaller venues create more demand and a better atmosphere for fans and viewers alike. “You want to put 10,000 people into an arena, and if you can, you do. If you’re down to 5,000, but you go to a 4,000-seat arena, it increases demand and makes the show more exciting and translates better on TV,” he continued.
>The ROH World Champion also highlighted AEW’s need to maintain its “cool factor” by creating scarcity. “If you have this many tickets for sale and they’re gone, it makes the product hotter, and you continue to grow,” Jericho added.
>https://youtu.be/LkMTtrK9P8o
