Don’t think the camera ever got me square, even though it panned over us a couple of times. I did notice myself in the corner of one shot on the big screen, way in the back, and put my hand on my head just to say “yup, that’s me back there”. Don’t believe I was DVR’ng it, though in retrospect I should have been.
Yeah, if you want to be on camera, be on that one side opposite the hard cameras.
Was a good time. I’ll definitely go back sometime, but I’d rather sit in the stands than four rows back on the floor again.
At one point had a slight row with the guy in front of me and his kid. Kid was all over the place and I understand that he was a bit small to see well. I said nothing at all as he jumped off the chair onto my foot a couple of times, but at one point dad picked him up and was holding him high directly in front of me. I said “Sir, when you hold him like that I can’t see anything”. Dad put him down, then got angry and said “He’s just a kid!”. I replied “Yes, but I get to watch the show too”. After about 2 minutes they stomped off and didn’t come back for about 15 minutes. No issues, no words for the rest of the show. (Security also intervened with them because the kid kept standing on his seat, and had already had one slip and fall that came close to hurting him, so they didn’t want to see that again.)
Guy across the aisle from me was very loud and very funny. Then he got a ‘warning’ to stop or be ejected. Came down from ‘the booth’, so apparently Vince himself (possibly) got tired of hearing the guy and threatened to throw him out.
Curtis Axel got a good reception from the home crowd.
New Day chant was about half and half ‘sucks’ and ‘rocks’. Me saying “rocks”.
Felt sorry for Sasha in her match with Nikki. It looked to me like Nikki was calling/leading the match and it wasn’t going over well. The two of them have no chemistry together.
Brock Lesnar was greeted like a conquering hero. Just a HUGE babyface reaction.
Taker’s nut shot had us boo’ing him out of the building.
You know, on TV people look larger, and I obviously have some odd perceptions of them. It was very strange to me to see people in person and on the screen at the same time and notice my brain’s perceptual difference between the two. Alicia Fox looked really skinny in person, even her arms were thin. Sasha is tiny. While I saw Lana as a beautiful woman on TV, she was just so much hotter in person.
Held up a “Becky Lynch Section” sign and she didn’t even look in our direction. 