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Post by Vegas on Jul 13, 2024 14:04:13 GMT -5
Turns out they signed with Triller, just realized I have been calling it Thriller when it is Triller which you have to admit is a weird name, but it is really part of a package deal. For $7.99 a month or $69.99 a year you get content from ALW but also GCW, CZW, ICW, FSW and others. Yeah, the Triller package is great as I have saved an enormous amount of money with it. I remember the days when 1 single GCW show was like $12.99 on Triller (back then known as Fite) or you could get both of their weekend shows for like $20 and I watched alot of those shows. Now I see everything I want to watch for less than I previously paid for a single show. I also personally like how some of the feds on Triller are working together to do joint shows with FSW here in Las Vegas. For example, next month, me and paul are going to House of Glory vs FSW. FSW has another fed coming to town later this year to work with them and there have already been a couple of GCW vs FSW shows here too.
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Post by on_the_edge on Jul 13, 2024 14:52:25 GMT -5
Turns out they signed with Triller, just realized I have been calling it Thriller when it is Triller which you have to admit is a weird name, but it is really part of a package deal. For $7.99 a month or $69.99 a year you get content from ALW but also GCW, CZW, ICW, FSW and others. Yeah, the Triller package is great as I have saved an enormous amount of money with it. I remember the days when 1 single GCW show was like $12.99 on Triller (back then known as Fite) or you could get both of their weekend shows for like $20 and I watched alot of those shows. Now I see everything I want to watch for less than I previously paid for a single show. I also personally like how some of the feds on Triller are working together to do joint shows with FSW here in Las Vegas. For example, next month, me and paul are going to House of Glory vs FSW. FSW has another fed coming to town later this year to work with them and there have already been a couple of GCW vs FSW shows here too. Yea it is a different world we live in these days. Kids today have no idea how it was in the old days. Wrestling companies rarely mentioned the existence of other companies yet alone work with them on a show. I could see talent staying with companies longer going forward as they won't get stale wrestling the talent already on the roster and being forced to find new matches elsewhere. Their company can work with another company and set up some new, possibly dream, matches.
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