That was my thought as well. I'm thrilled that it's returning to Canada/Toronto and I'm already planning my trip. As a Canadian, it's always a treat to have major events held here. I very much agree with you about a stadium. They're doing the Royal Rumble in a baseball stadium next year, and I know that they would sell a ton of tickets had it been held at Rogers Centre, or even the outdoor stadium, BMO Field. Like I said though, I'm thrilled they're coming back to Toronto, and hopefully, this will be the beginning of a return of WreslteMania.
Absolutely. SummerSlam was held in LA, 2009-2014, and Brooklyn, 2015-2018. Only 2 different cities hosting it for the last 10 years. I've read other reports of Toronto hosting SummerSlam in 2019, which I think is awesome, closer for me to attend, haha! Toronto did a great job hosting the Survivor Series weekend a couple years ago. I could also see the event being held at "Rogers Centre (formerly SkyDome), the home of WM 6 and 18. I think SummerSlam being a stadium show would work very well. Hopefully, if Toronto is true, this is the beginning of having a WM come back.
Very true. I never thought of it in that respect. I saw he was a few Golden Knights games, and I occasionally see him on Renee's Instagram, but like you said, outside of that, we haven't seen him at all since he got injured. And it will for sure make for a much more awesome return.
I don't know why, but it feels like Ambrose has been out for much longer than he actually has.
I wonder if WWE will keep Takeover on April 6th, a Saturday as they have the past couple years or have it on the Friday, and push the HOF to Saturday?
In Canada, when I started watching WWE, it's aired on one sports network or another. The early 90's till mid 2000's saw it air on "TSN", then on "The Score", and since 2014, "SportsNet 360". Starting on "The Score", an aftershow and preshow that had a couple names, "Right After Wrestling" and "Aftermath" airs. It's seen hosts including Arda Ocal, Mauro Ranallo, Renee Paquette/Young, as well as currently on the show, former WWE referee, Jimmy Korderas, and Santino Marella (as himself, Anthony Carelli). I don't know that the networks ever directly present WWE as a sport.
Just want to share it on some facebook groups I'm in. If you're on Twitter, you should tweet it, haha!
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