Paul "Triple H" Levesque

The co-viewing, grandparents, parents, kids all coming together to come to the events together.

40% of our audience is female.

We over-index in every category across ethnic and racial divides.

It's super wide open.

You almost never see fights in our crowd.

People aren't there for that.

You go to WrestleMania, it's like being at a family reunion with 100,000 people that you'd

That are in your family, but you don't know.

And if you don't know what the storyline is, and you're sitting there going, okay, what's the deal on this one?

The guy behind you will step in and go, all right, so here's what's happening, right?

He hates this other person, right?

And they'll fill you in on the thing.

Everybody's there just to have a great time.

They're walking around with their title belts.

They got their shirts on of their favorite.

They're representing their team, so to speak.

So, you know, that's one of the things for me that I find interesting.

i grew up like as a kid my favorite was rick flair my dad hated rick flair but it was like this bonding point between the two of us um as i got older you know i wanted to do it but just didn't know how and and uh i was relentless sort of in my pursuit of it and you know um yeah just just sort of went for it got in the gym when i was 14 because i was like all right if i got to do what these guys do on tv i got to be that size and i gotta

I got to be bigger and I got to grow and I got to do all that stuff.

Found a place to get trained and it took off and the rest is history.