Attend a WWE Match

“I found myself bobbing and weaving my head around the person seated in front of me to catch every moment of the action. Up until that point, it was the most technically sound and believable match of the night. [...] More pyrotechnics had me wishing I purchased a pair of the giant earmuffs the person a few rows ahead of me smartly brought for their child. [...] More "this is awesome" chants broke out, and this time I joined in.”

“The first thing I realized that has changed my viewing experience is just how many people operate in the background. Although I had always realized that people were obviously working behind the scenes at a WWE event to make everything happen, I never realized the scale of it all. There are people constantly maneuvering the crane camera, handheld cameras, moving cables, setting up pyro, setting up the ring, etc. and the way it is masked on TV is honestly astounding.”

“Tyler came out and I lost my mind. I couldn’t scream loud enough. Funny how much these wrestlers mean to you when you’re near them as opposed to when they’re on TV. When AJ’s music hit the place went insane. It was such a huge pop. Also, let’s take a moment to reflect on the fact that I got to watch AJ Styles wrestle live.”