Paul "Triple H" Levesque

It is electric.

There is no way that you leave there and go, eh.

I think social media leads you to it.

But I think for a lot of people, and this is just my theory, but I think COVID, that moment in COVID started to maybe show people that objects aren't where it's at.

That experiences are where it's at.

And...

You know, especially shared experience.

So when you talk about, you know, your relationship with your dad, that was your thing.

I hear that all the time.

50% or more of our audience comes with a child, comes with a family member.

40% of our fan base is women.

We're one of the most diverse sports, if you want to look at it that way, or entertainment products out there.

But the thing that I love the most is when I look in the crowd, when I'm running an event, I'm in the back and they're panning that crowd on camera and I see what I clearly see is a grandfather with their kids and their grandkids sitting all together.

freaking out over the show and you know that grandfather was into Bruno San Martino and the dad was into The Rock or Stone Cold and the kids now are into Roman Reigns or Rhea Ripley.

It's amazing and it binds families together.

It gives them something to enjoy together and those shared experiences

at the end of the day to me a car is only worth the value of if you pack it with your family and you go somewhere with it and you remember the ride that that to me is it it's the rest of it is amazing

Everybody on this stage, I'm going to say, right, your parents sent you out the door, said, come back when the street lights turn on.

Yeah, I mean, that's what you did, right?

And it's how you grew up.