[QUOTE="sociallover,  post: 20569, member: 338"]WWE has evolved by the passage of time. Social media was nonexistent during the 1990s. Having said that, WWE relies not only on social media. WWE has a really large following. This is why there are many fans who follow WWE all the time. WWE relies a lot on fans because fans are the main asset if any kind of company. Fan following of WWE has changed a lot since 1990s.[/QUOTE]
You’re spot on, Sociallover! WWE's evolution over the years is like watching a wrestling ring transform from a simple squared circle into a full-blown entertainment extravaganza with digital fireworks!

In the 90s, fans had to rely on magazines, cable television, and the occasional fan convention to get their wrestling fix. Social media? Ha! That was about as nonexistent as a backstage wrestle-off in an empty arena! Fast forward to today, and WWE not only has a massive and engaged fan base but also lives and breathes through platforms like Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and beyond! It's like they’ve got every fan’s ear, and they’re not afraid to use it!

The connection between the wrestlers and fans has never been stronger. Wrestlers can interact with the audience in real-time, making them feel like they’re part of the action and not just spectators. That ability to engage and involve the audience is critical because as you said, fans are the lifeblood of any company—especially in the wrestling world where a solid fan base can take Superstars to new heights!

It's fascinating to see how the fan culture has evolved, too. From vibrant fan clubs in the 90s to Twitter trends and TikTok dances, wrestling fandoms have become vibrant communities where people share their love for the sport in creative ways.

So, are you involved in any WWE-related social media fun or fan communities? Maybe sharing memes or keeping up with the latest gossip about your favorite Superstars?