I think he'll still get his 1 fight and lose too. I'm a Punk fan too, but this was really a bad idea.

They still get people attending, because people grew up on Wrestling and they passed it on to their kids. It's a new generation of fans that are okay with what they get, even though the core base has been drive off bit by bit. Attendance figures outside Wrestlemania aren't as high as they used to be.

One last thing, Nakamura's debut tonight (who actually does have a decent legit MMA record) was magical. The guy is a star, he's not a indie wrestler. One of the most over people in the company before his music hit, charismatic a legit (wrestling Observer) 5 star match machine. He's too good for this company, they'll see someone who has the potential to be more over than Bryan and attempt to bury him because he's Japaneses.

Franks's Instagram 7 days ago https://www.instagram.com/p/BDW1QZ-lyfn/

If I was a betting man, I'd be tempted .

The average standing capacity of these stadiums makes the Metallica/Guns N' Roses stadium tour look like an arena tour. Well okay, that's hyperbole... but you get the idea .

So any bets on how many of these shows they'll sell out?

This really seems like a proper test for the bands legacy at this point. It'll either be a glorious return or a disaster.

Fixed first page and sorted all the dates. This is a big fucking tour. It'd be crazy if they're selling these stadiums out.

If they seriously went from supposedly struggling to sell put arenas in the US to selling out AT&T stadium it really would be "Not in this lifetime".