Jim Ross On If He Expects Wrestlemania 36 To Be Cancelled

During a recent episode of “Grilling JR’, Jim Ross spoke on why he doesn’t believe that Wrestlemania 36 will be cancelled. Here are the highlights:

On Not Thinking Wrestlemania 36 Will Be Cancelled:

I don’t think it will happen. It’d be a shocker, it would be a huge loss for not only WWE financially, but also for fans that are planning on going and making it a part of an annual excursion, or their first WrestleMania or whatever. WrestleMania is a major event.

On How A Cancellation Would Impact The WWE Financially:

And it’s a major event from the standpoint of many other companies use WrestleMania as a source of creating new revenue. It could be detrimental to a lot of companies, but knowing the wrestling mantra as I do, I don’t think it’s going to be canceled. I heard tickets are not moving well for RAW and Smackdown and other events, but WrestleMania itself is selling well. I haven’t heard the latest, all that’s a rumor and your lovely innuendo, but I don’t think it’ll be canceled, but ya know, we’re seeing some major things.

On If He Thinks Attendance Will Be Down:

So I don’t think it’ll cancel, Conrad, but I do think the ongoing discussions about this virus will effect the attendance at some events for everybody coming to Tampa and St. Pete.

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