Just a reminder that tickets for the Great American Bash, taking place Sunday, July 20 at the Nassau Coliseum, go on sale tomorrow, Saturday, at 10 a.m. They range from $35 to $300. You could get your tickets through this link.
This will be WWE's first LI pay per view since 2002's awesome SummerSlam - and only third WWE PPV here in more than 20 years.
The Bash obviously doesn't mean what it used to back in the old NWA days of Ric Flair stepping off a helicopter on his way to the ring, but if you've never seen a WWE PPV in person in your hometown, this is your chance.
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Ric Flair used a helicopter for one of his ring entrances? That's AWESOME, I never knew that. WWE's version of that, I guess, is John Cena's lame Wrestlemania entrance where he drove a Mustang to the ring. That was just dumb.
I can pretty much guarentee that if Ric Flair had drove the Mustang, and Cena used the helicopter, you'd have loads of people on the internet saying:
'Cena's helicopter entrance was dumb, remember when Ric Flair sped around Detroit into an arena and crashed through some glass? That was just awesome!'