I don't know how to feel about WWE buying AAA. It's a clear case of monopoly and an institution in Mexico. Hopefully, they will treat the brand with respect.

I can't speak for how other people were viewing the promotion but as time was going on AAA kind of felt like something was going to give somehow, someway for whatever reason in recent years. Somebody purchasing them comes off almost as an inevitability. There's another company with a rich history that also feels this way and contrary to popular belief I'm not talking about TNA. When or if that shoe actually drops remains to be seen and if it does I'mma point at it. All that being said, however, I hope that a lot of positives come out of this on AAA's end.

To me , night 1 of Wrestlemania just felt like a tv special. It didn’t feel like it was part of of the biggest show of the year, just like any other ppv… and I know the build up even if done right was not going to be nearly as good as last year but I expect more. Hopefully night 2 is better

If we were to talk about the way a show felt I would say this Mania kind of had SummerSlam vibes and I think it would be pretty funny if this year's SummerSlam ended up having more Mania vibes than WrestleMania. Especially with it being 2 nights as well. It's also really just hard to top last year in general. Like I said before, we pretty much peaked with Mania 40.