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Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball
Australia supposedly is in the early process of a possible UK-like revival occurring there which is why NJPW started investing there.
Asia is a bit weird since India and China are big emerging markets for wrestling but don't think they have any local promotions that are big. Japan is mixed but NJPW themselves are doing better overall than last year.
Could make the case for North America if you only look at the major promotions (AAA, CMLL, GFW/Impact, WWE) but then again a lot of those problems are directly related to management issues than actual interest in wrestling waning away.
UK itself is doing a lot better than like 5 years ago even with ITV's struggles trying to get a major wrestling show made.
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NJPW is doing...fine. but the country is not. The only promotion with solid footing is njpw everything else has gone under or is barelty afloat.
The only company stateside...or reallyt north america is WWE. no one else is doing big business. Theres some money south of the boarder and because of that id say NA is better off than the rest of the globe.
EU is dead. Yeah the UK is hot but thats absolutely it. Which is a first. Historically Germany has had money.
AU ive had some friends down that way in the past 2 years and all speak highly of it but its all indy level pay days.