4. There’s something for everyone.

For better or worse, the WWE’s PG directive has given it a “something for everyone” approach, which means anyone can enjoy certain segments of WWE programming, or failing that, the countless hours of wrestling available on the WWE Network, or any of WWE’s not-really competition both in and out of America.

Looks legit.

3. Everything is fake, so what are we so smug about?

Yes, wrestling is “fake.” Now, unless you want to tell me how many dragons Emilia Clarke is totally raising in her lawn, then it’s high time we realized most of the entertainment we indulge in has its own level of “fakeness,” too, and there’s nothing wrong with that.

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2. It’s a family experience (again)

The Attitude Era is over, and the new PG era might have a lot of naysayers, but it definitely made watching wrestling a family-friendly experience once again. Just like it was when Hulk Hogan was on top of the WWF/E!

On second thought, maybe Hulk Hogan isn’t as family-friendly as we once thought.

1. Because they’re coming to town this September!

The WWE is coming here in September, and you probably wouldn’t want to watch it if you had no idea who Seth Rollins or AJ Styles are. Now is as great a time as any to get to know them!

But maybe not this way.

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