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So here we are,

we are, WrestleMania 1.

Even though it's not called WrestleMania 1,

the time it was just WrestleMania.

Amazingly it was almost dubbed the colossal tussle,

because that's what Vince McMahon wanted to call it and I tell you I get super duper sad about this if you told me we were on the cup of colossal tussle 40 my life would be exactly 2.97% better. Instead it was Lend J.

ringing out to Howard Finkel that came up with WrestleMania because of course

BeatelMania had a big thing. He's like well let's just put wrestle in front of that Bob's your

ankle even though his name was Howard. Most of the other stories you've heard

about all of this are true too because way back in 1985 pay-per-view wasn't

really a thing and even closed television, which is what the

W-W-F was going to use, was still a crazy concept.

To the point, the cell job here was, well, you'll need to see this amazing sports entertainment event to the

point you have to leave your house and go to a theater or some kind of arena to

watch it. The thing of that it's rainy and it's horrible and you're still going to go somewhere live

but not actually be part of the live experience.

What? It also was make or break too because when you do get into the research it does sound

like if this hadn't been an absolute bust,

Vincent Mann would have been in trouble, but instead over 1 million people decided,

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