WWE Considering Options For Fans At Television Shows

It would be better than nothing. There are a lot of problems going on in WWE at the moment and a lot of them have to do with the lack of fans allowed in the arenas. That is something that is probably going to be a major issue for a long time to come as the Coronavirus continues to wreck havoc on the world. That has never stopped WWE before though and now they might have an idea of how to fix things.

At the end of the day, wrestling shows just aren’t the same without fans in attendance. You can feel the energy go down and it hurts things every single week. At some point there needs to be something in there to make it a little bit better but that doesn’t seem to be the case at the moment. It’s going to take some different thinking and WWE has been known to do that before. Maybe they are doing it again.

Vince McMahon commented on the potential of having fans at future television events during Thursday’s first quarter financial call. According to 411mania.com, McMahon said that the company was considering options, which could include having fans sit six feet apart with all fans being tested before they come into the building. There is no word on when this could take place or if WWE would be able to take such an idea on the roadp.

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Opinion: I’m not sure if this is something that is going to work but ANY fans would be better than what we have been having. You can get by with just a few fans in a building but having absolutely no one around has been horrible to these shows. If nothing else it could bring some energy to the shows, which has been completely lacking over the last few weeks. Take what you can get in other words.

Do you like this kind of idea? Will WWE go for it? Let us know in the comments below.

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