Fans could end up in debt due to WWE prices, Vince Russo Fars (exclusive)

Vince Russo worked for TNA, WCW and WWE during his days as a fight writer. The 64 -year -old recently expressed his concern for WWE fans who paid tickets since TKO took over.

By 2023, the former WWE president, Vince McMahon, oversaw the company's sale to Endeavour. The agreement led to the merger of UFC and WWE, with Endeavour creating TKO as a parent company for organizations. The WWE has broken several revenue records since then, largely due to a significant increase in ticket prices.

To Sportskeeda Wrestling Write with RussianRusso told the host Chris Featherstone that fans probably pay credit card events.

“Do you know what the sad, brother is? Because every time I see all these people and I look at all these people, and I know what prices are, brother, all these poor people put these tickets on their load cards, so now $ 2,000 plus interests. We no longer talk about $ 2,000 and before you know they have debt to pay TKO debt.”

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Vince Russo is sorry for WWE fans

Recently TKO Operational Director Mark Shapiro discussed WWE ticket prices at the Goldman Sachman Communacopia +technology conference. He mentioned that Vince McMahon had a “family” approach to costs, while TKO wants WWE to replicate the UFC's price strategy.

According to Vince Russo, fans are likely to pay even more than the original ticket price due to interest rates.

“I'm really sorry for people because they do not pay these tickets outside their pockets. They pay these credit, plastic prices, and now we have to make these payments every month that are very much and above what was the price of the ticket and you will have a lot of people with financial problems.”

Russian too gave his thoughts Stephanie McMahon indirectly encourages fans to see live WWE premium events in Netflix instead of ESPN.

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