SavageAcorn's video: Why Wrestlemania Might Suck This Year

The weeks and months that make up what is called “WrestleMania Season,” a time of the wrestling calendar that begins with the Royal Rumble in January, are supposed to represent the best booking and best in-ring action that the WWE has to offer. All of that wraps up on that mammoth April night at what is, these days, a five-hour long show, the conclusion of multiple storylines and also the beginning of new feuds and new possibilities. Stars are meant to be born, while other wrestlers fade off into the sunset after WrestleMania. The excitement and buzz that usually precedes a WrestleMania just isn’t there this time around. WrestleMania 31 feels more and more like a standard ho-hum pay-per-view for the casual fan who doesn’t watch every piece of WWE programming with each week that passes by. In fairness, WWE has, as of the posting of this piece, several weeks to somehow turn things around and make this year’s WrestleMania be the big-time show that is supposed to be every year. Right now, though, you really wouldn’t be missing all that much if you chose to pass on WrestleMania this time around.