NY Times checks out WrestleMania in Detroit
Michigan might be a blue state, but we look mighty red compared to those east-coasters in NYC. That’s why the New York Times had to explain that whole wrestling phenomenon in an article about WrestleMania 23 in Detroit.
Michigan might be a blue state, but we look mighty red compared to those east-coasters in NYC. That’s why the New York Times had to explain that whole wrestling phenomenon in an article about WrestleMania 23 in Detroit.
Excerpt:
Meanwhile, the eyes and wallets of millions around the world were fixed
on this unglamorous city for what is becoming a star-studded
entertainment happening: WrestleMania. On Sunday 80,103 people from 24
countries and 50 states packed the cavernous Ford Field stadium here while the program was delivered via satellite to 110 countries.
Read the entire article here.
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