>>16575456You can see people getting into the show as the matches go on. no one is wrestling in front of nobody in the preshow and then more people show up as the hour moves on. You can see people getting into the show as the matches progress as well as people already there. no one is wrestling in front of nobody in the preshow and then more people show up as the hour moves on.
And there are ALWAYS more people watching at home. That doesn’t mean the crowd in the arena shouldn’t get a show. Attending crowd are always catered to because 1) they paid to actually attend in person and 2) they don’t have a computer screen or tv directly in front of them so they get to enjoy premium entertainment as part of the show.
The people at home are already prepped. And I’m sure much of them would prefer a match to a commercial.
>booking malpracticeIt’s a preshow with exhibition matches to entertain those coming in. What malpractice is possibly taking place in a preshow match for the arriving crowd in attendance? The actual show is already locked in. The preshow is just extra.
I watch these preshows too and yes, there are promos, segments and interviews. The preshow is not just matches and the main show does get built in the preshow as well. The commentators don’t talk over these portions but do talk about the line up during preshow matches primarily because they are still doing last minute selling of the event.
>lies and deceit>payrollAh you’re a schizo, got it
