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Show me an event that the YB have been THE reason why it was a sell out. I will wait. That isn't a Super Show
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No, you JUST said that if the Young Bucks headlined a TOKYO DOME show, it would sell out.
Neither did WM32
Like I said, it's all relative. At the end of the day, you're arguing that the bucks DO NOT put butts in seats. Which is simply not true. All you have to look at is the crowd. Any ROH show will have a large majority of the crowd wearing Bullet Club Tees. With a large majority of that large majority wearing the Young Bucks version of the Bullet Club tees.
If that's not a good indicator, then idk what is.
The ROH television taping shows I went to in the past year. Both sold out when it came to show time. Both had the Bucks headlining.
Show me an event that the YB have been THE reason why it was a sell out. I will wait. That isn't a Super Show
Where were these shows. I will look them up and the rest of the card.
The ROH television taping shows I went to in the past year. Both sold out when it came to show time. Both had the Bucks headlining.
Because there is NO way to know. I mentioned this earlier and you didnt' touch up on it. Without hard data of a survey of the crowd and asking who they came to see, there is NO WAY to know 100%.
Where were these shows. I will look them up and the rest of the card.
And how are you so sure they souled out because THEY were there?
ROH selling out in PHILLY. Let's credit the Young Bucks. Even though that is their #1 Market?
Both Philly shows. One in August, one in January before the Rumble .
Yes. It is fact. They headlined those shows. They sold out.
That isn't FACT though. To say there were THREE shows that they headlined and it was a sell-out and giving them credit for it is an ASSUMPTION that it was because of them.
Unless you CONSISTENTLY go town to town and sell out because your name is on the marquee, you aren't a draw man.
If they don't even headline consistently, how are we calling them draws?
Are CHarlotte and Sasha Banks draws? I mean they have headlined mroe sell out shows than the Young Bucks?
But DISCREDIT the Young Bucks man.
ROH selling out in PHILLY. Let's credit the Young Bucks. Even though that is their #1 Market?
Come on man
DC only been watching wrestling for 2 years and y'all let him walk all over you
What happened?man, i'm at a loss
what an awful night
I understand that 100%
Man you can't use TV Tapings as an arguement. THey tape like 3 shows in once.
That isn't ONE event, so you can't say THEY were the reason it was a sell-out
Results. THere were THREE main events. 3 different shows.
http://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=125170
http://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=124663
http://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=118768
You CAN'T credit that sell out to the Young Bucks man.
Show me an event that the YB have been THE reason why it was a sell out. I will wait. That isn't a Super Show
If you aren't on the Big Show, you aren't a damn draw.
They just rattle of names and say, "So and so will be here, etc."
When ROH advertises for these shows, they are not advertising episode by episode. They advertise strictly as a single unit.
I don't know how dumb you think those fans are because EYE know when I go to an ROH TV TAping, I will be sitting there for 4 hours.
I understand that 100%
But the fan going to these shows doesn't see these as 3 different shows. It's one show to them. Splitting them up into 3 different shows when it was filmed at once is unfair.
And historically, ROH has put their biggest stars at the end of their TV tapings.
If you aren't on the Big Show, you aren't a damn draw.[@=/u/37847/DCAllAmerican]@DCAllAmerican[/@]
Who do you consider a draw then... And dont name anyone in WWE or NJPW...
To answer your question, NOBODY
I am sure there are some folks on the Lucha scene, but I don't follow Lucha religiously like that.
But EYE can't call you a draw unless you are doing it for a MAJOR promotion.
No it isn't. Merchandise is a direct indicator of how much people like that item.
To my knowledge, they sold out the August show. As I was told. I stand corrected.
They have proven time and time again that their names can draw. Simply due to the fact that when you go to a show, 2/3 wrestling shirts you see are Young Bucks. Merchandise is a direct indicator of drawing power. I don't know how you can argue that it's not. You don't buy merch but not want to see that person live if you have the opportunity.