News on WWE Extreme Rules Ticket Sales
According to TicketIQ.com, the secondary market for Sunday’s Extreme Rules at Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore is relatively fairly priced. Tickets start at $41, just $1 above the current cheapest face value of $40.
At an average ticket price of $130, it’s also the cheapest Extreme Rules event that TicketIQ has tracked since 2011. Prices are also on par with 2015’s Payback at the same venue. Tickets for that show started at $35 with an average price of $123 and was headlined by Seth Rollins defending the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a Fatal 4 Way vs Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, and Randy Orton.
Over 500 tickets are still available here.
Big E Talks How Much Creative Freedom New Day Has in WWE
During their recent promotional tour of India, Big E and Kofi Kingston spoke with NDTV Gadgets 360 and below is a quote from Big E on having creative freedom in WWE:
“We have a long leash for sure. That’s taken time to get trust from the higher ups and people of importance. But yeah, we don’t write everything. A lot of times we’re given scripts and we disagree with the script’s directions and we have some leniency to retool. A lot of times it’s ‘hey we need an overhaul and none of it works’ and sometimes it’s just a few tweaks here and there.
“We’ve been very fortunate. A lot of talent really don’t have that ability to just say ‘hey I want to rewrite this promo’ but it’s really helped us. And one thing we’ve noticed too is that as much as we – as a company – try to attach ourselves to pop culture, we felt also that a lot times they were a little outdated or a little bit, outside of their window of freshness.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
