10 LIES WWE Told You About WrestleMania
2. WrestleMania VII Was Moved Due To Safety Concerns

WrestleMania VII was originally set to take place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, with WWE citing security threats due to Sgt. Slaughter's controversial Iraqi sympathiser gimmick as the reason for relocating to the smaller Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
The official story was that bomb threats and safety concerns necessitated the move.
However, the real reason was much less dramatic: poor ticket sales. Despite the hype, WrestleMania VII struggled to attract a large audience, selling only around 15,500 tickets. To avoid the embarrassment of a half-empty stadium, WWE chose a smaller venue to ensure a packed house.
While WWE's narrative focused on security concerns, the reality was about attendance. The dramatic storyline and supposed threats served as a convenient cover. In the end, the show continued, and fans witnessed the main event between Hulk Hogan and Sgt. Slaughter.