The coronavirus pandemic has caused some major disruptions all around the world, but WWE has found a way to keep going throughout this pandemic. However, the company has had to make some major changes.
WrestleMania was moved from Raymond James Stadium to the Performance Center in Orlando, and now it appears that plans for a big storyline have been called off.
WrestleVotes is reporting that WWE had plans for a long major storyline to unfold over the span of weeks during the spring and summer, but it’s been put on hold.
The storyline was said to have been on a level similar to the Nexus invasion of Mr. McMahon’s limo explosion.
However, it appears that one of the reasons WWE called it off is because the crowd reaction plays a major role.
FWIW: I’ve been told there was a long major storyline that was to unfold over the span of weeks during the spring & summer, similar to the McMahon limo explosion or the Nexus invasion debut, that was put on hold due to no fans in attendance. Crowd reaction plays a major part.
— WrestleVotes (@WrestleVotes) May 14, 2020
At this point it’s not clear when WWE Superstars will be performing in front of an audience again, and it was recently reported that the company may have to move SummerSlam.
