WhatCulture.com's 10 Most Read Wrestling Articles Of 2020
Looking back on what could prove to be a landmark year in pro wrestling history.
While 2020 has been awful for so many reasons, the year could well be looked back in the history books as the year that truly changed pro wrestling for the better.
All Elite Wrestling has now celebrated its one-year anniversary, and there's no doubt that AEW has well and truly changed the landscape of professional wrestling. In terms of pure global reach, brand recognition and financials, WWE is lightyears ahead of AEW, but in terms of an engaging wrestling product that is steadily gaining viewers rather than losing viewers, Tony Khan's burgeoning promotion has had a stellar 2020.
From here on out, AEW has all of the foundations in place to go from strength to strength, and hopefully that can light a fire under WWE that sees McMahon's sports entertainment behemoth question its own product, its own creative, and seriously analyse why WWE has spent the past several years plummeting from record low rating to record low rating.
As we enter 2021, it's the perfect time to reflect back on these prior 12 months. And in terms of a wrestling sense here at WhatCulture, it's the ideal time to see which articles managed to bring in the most eyes.
Having taken a thorough check of the figures, here then are the ten most read wrestling articles of the year.
10. 10 Stars Who Got Ripped After They Left WWE
While certain WWE stars are always forever in a state of physical perfection, there are those other names who find the constant travel and the gruel of life on the road as a stumbling block when it comes to being in peak condition.
Rounding out are ten most read WWE articles of the year, Gareth Morgan took a look at those former WWE stars whose departure from Vince McMahon's sports entertainment juggernaut provided them with the time and the motivation to get themselves into utterly shredded shape.
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