In this episode of Getting Color, Conor Heffernan and Jeff Russo step away from storylines and championships to confront one of the most pressing issues in professional wrestling today: the business model behind WWE’s soaring ticket prices. As WWE shifts toward premium pricing, dynamic ticketing, and scarcity-based strategies under TKO ownership, fans are increasingly being priced out of live events. What does this mean for wrestling as a communal, working-class form of entertainment? Who act...
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In this episode of Getting Color, Conor Heffernan and Jeff Russo step away from storylines and championships to confront one of the most pressing issues in professional wrestling today: the business model behind WWE’s soaring ticket prices. As WWE shifts toward premium pricing, dynamic ticketing, and scarcity-based strategies under TKO ownership, fans are increasingly being priced out of live events. What does this mean for wrestling as a communal, working-class form of entertainment? Who act...
What did it mean to be a Memphis wrestler? How did the East Coast companies run differently to the Canadian or West Coast ones? Was the territorial system more exciting for fans? Or was the WWE-ification of wrestling a better model? Join Conor and Jeff for another fascinating episode on how wrestling ran prior to the 1980s. We're back each and every month for another deep dive into the world of shorts and spandex. Check us out on Twitter too @GettingColour Yours in Wrestling, C...
Getting Colour
In this episode of Getting Color, Conor Heffernan and Jeff Russo step away from storylines and championships to confront one of the most pressing issues in professional wrestling today: the business model behind WWE’s soaring ticket prices. As WWE shifts toward premium pricing, dynamic ticketing, and scarcity-based strategies under TKO ownership, fans are increasingly being priced out of live events. What does this mean for wrestling as a communal, working-class form of entertainment? Who act...
