Before the discussion starts, i already know this wouldnt happen, simply for the fact the creative teams of WWE and TNA among other promotions would clash with how their talents would be handled. But if it did, with the top guys from WWE, TNA, ROH, NJPW and other promotions, would this be big enough to get people to re-gain interest in the sport again post-supershow?

In a perfect world, yes.

You mean something like Pro Wrestling Day but on a much bigger scale? Yeah I think so.

No, because wrestling outside of America doesn't count.

Mink wrote:

No, because wrestling outside of America doesn't count.

This is what many WWE fans actually believe

FinestJellyBeansRaw wrote:

Mink wrote:

No, because wrestling outside of America doesn't count.

This is what many WWE fans actually believe

Not counting with the ones that don't know there are wrestling companies other than the WWE.

at comments above. Your average WWE fan wont really give a shit. Nor would it bring in people who used to be fans back in cause they probably don't give a ahit about those other shows either. Example, I have a friend who used to be a WWE fan. If I said something like they doing some huge international show he'll probably say 'theres other shows?' Or 'IDC' I can see your average Indy wrestling fan getting all wet but anyone else

If they had something like the best wrestlers from Europe v America v Australia v South America v Asia
Or break them up into a few events and then have a final to find the best in the world.
I'd watch something like that

MooseNugget wrote:

You mean something like Pro Wrestling Day but on a much bigger scale? Yeah I think so.

Yes

It'd be easy to say yes, but honestly, no.

It sounds awesome on paper, but like Leo said, realistically it wouldn't really do much to attract casual fans.

No I don't for reasons already stated.

Well my thinking was that super shows like Global Wars and War of The Worlds really helped build some hype for Ring of Honor. Plus they were able to bring in fresh talent in and have match ups not seen in the promotion before.

It could feasibly be marketed in a way to make it work. Put together kickass video packages to hype foreign talent that airs on Raw and SmackDown, and you could feasibly get American fans invested. I doubt anyone would be willing to put that much work into putting over top guys from other companies, though.