WrestleMania 31 Tickets Most Expensive in Years
Ralph Garcia of TiqIQ.com has published a new article, which features WWE ticket sales for their biggest Pay-Per-Views of the year.
They break down numbers for Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam and Survivor Series. Below is a paragraph from Garcia, which talks about this year’s WrestleMania tickets.
For the full article, including charts of ticket prices, click here.
“With a limited secondary market available, Wrestlemania Tickets are currently averaging a staggering $446.02 on the resale market. Over the past 5 years, Wrestlemania XXIX at MetLife Stadium comes to closes to matching this, at a $396.75 average. 2014’s Wrestlemania XXX was the cheapest of the bunch, at an average ticket price of $159.33. It’s currently the most expensive WWE event of the past 5 years.”
Author on Life and Death in Professional Wrestling
Mike Jones of DC 101 posted the following interview with David Shoemaker, who was the author of the book “The Squared Circle- Life, Death and Professional Wrestling.” Below is from his website, which talks about his interview.
To listen to the interview, check it out here.
“Professional wrestling is one of the biggest sports where people have so many great memories of the past, of the wrestlers we all grew up watching and wishing we could be them. There’s an almost obsessive fascination with the history in and out of the ring with us, the fans of wrestling. Of course, some of those men and women had tragic endings, and those are the stories that David Shoemaker looked at in his book The Squared Circle – Life, Death and Professional Wrestling.”
