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Post by "Playboy" Don Douglas on Aug 11, 2007 18:01:52 GMT -5
The indy show I went to last weekend drew 30 people. Which was a shame in a way, as it was a damn good show. They must have been okay with that, as they're coming back next month.
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Corporate H
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Post by Corporate H on Aug 11, 2007 18:51:22 GMT -5
90 people? They should have just canceled the show. When Punk and Cabana were rookies they often wrestled in shows that drew around 12 people max. Cancelling a show just tells the fans you don't care about them and you're only in it for money I don't think there are a whole lot of people on the Indy scene that are in it for the money.
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Post by Blade Braxton on Aug 11, 2007 20:52:59 GMT -5
Meltzer said the show on Friday with the F John Cena chants had exactly what they wanted, Saturday's only had a couple hundred and Sunday was a sell out in a small building. But, like Blade said, they were super happy with the merchandise numbers and turned a profit that weekend. Nope, there was more than 200 people at the KC show. At least 500. Sunday was PACKED, but it there were still seats available. We showed up a half hour late and still got seats. GA seats were still left.
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Post by Ravishing Rob Rude on Aug 11, 2007 21:19:07 GMT -5
I've been to indy shows that drew 200 people, to 15 people. Of course I've also been to WWE shows that drew 15,000 people.
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Corporate H
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Post by Corporate H on Aug 11, 2007 21:23:49 GMT -5
If the show is televised or on DVD I can see why they'd cancel. The audience is half of the show, in fact without them there really isn't a show at all.
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Post by Agent P on Aug 12, 2007 0:00:03 GMT -5
It may just be this 31 mile section of Pennsylvania that I have lived most of my life, but here we love wrestling and even for a small indy show with guys no one has heard of, almost every seat will be sold.
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