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Hello there, my very good friends, Andy here for Wap Culture Wrestling. And as we begin to wind down now on our post-Resslemania content,

I thought it would be fun to sit here and dive in to some observations that we learned from sitting in the building versus the prevailing reactions online.

I think it's always interesting to take a look at these contrasting perspectives and see if anything's different

because it's quite common that you'll go away from a show that you've attended,

feeling really high, feeling really positive, and then you'll go and look online and everybody's pissed.

Now, both of these perspectives are entirely valid if you watched at home and you did not have a good time.

Fair enough, I can't argue with that, because I didn't watch at home and I don't have the same perspective but at the same time if you're in the building you can't really

tell someone that something they enjoyed sucked so hey it's a whole spectrum of

opinions we're going to dive into some of them here some of the things that

stood out to me personally in the building at WrestleMania 41 starting off

with number 10 night one was a lot louder in the stadium.

So an interesting facet of online discussion that I found after night one Saturday was a lot of people

mentioning, oh, the crowd sucked, the crowd were so quiet. Why weren't the crowd making any noise?

They weren't invested at anything. What's going on? That did not come across at all

in the stadium. People were up for the big moments, especially the opener, J. Uso versus Gunter,

and the main event, of course, which was CM Punk versus Seth Rollins versus Roman Reins with

all the Paul Heyman business in between. But people were pretty invested throughout the whole show so it

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