WWE acknowledges it mainly appeals to children twice tonight?

Question

1. At the opening segment Batista makes a joke about John Cena's large child fan base by saying "Now, some people over the age of fifteen want me to beat you senseless at Summerslam."

Since the writers came up with both superstars lines then they are very aware that John Cena is solely meant to attract young fans.

2. When Kane and Adamle are first talking Adamle says to Kane that he must reveal what is in the sack so children don't imitate him once they return to school.

This means that the WWE acknowledges that a large enough amount of their viewers are children that they have to anticipate how said children will mimic what they see during the shows and include it in the programs.

Answer 1

Plus, WWE's rating has bumped down from TV-14 to PG

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Answer 2

LOL,

that's funny.

Answer 3

no offense, but you're a little slow.  the most obvious happens everytime they promote wwe for kids magazine.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Wow this is so cool. NOT. This isn't even a question.

Answer 6

Let's just say that the John Cena fans are also Hannah Montana fansand leave it at that.

Answer 7

Yes it apeals mostly to children because that's where the money is.

Answer 8

This means very little in light of what is being promoted to kids nowadays. And not only that, they will never get back the viewers that thought the WWE was too bloody. I don't think too much is going to change.

And how many kids have the ability to get mommy and daddy to pay $40 bucks to see a wrestling event? If mommy and daddy will fork out the $40 bucks you can expect that they want to see some sort of adult theme to try to relate to...