3 life lessons that can be learnt from major WWE Pay-per-views

It’s not just entertainmentTo many, WWE is just entertainment. But there are some people who feel WWE is more than a source of entertainment. They get emotionally involved with the things happening inside the arena. There is something interesting to note about some WWE PPVs, 3 in particular. Money in the Bank, Royal Rumble and Survivor Series give valuable life lessons.These PPVs are famous for special ‘gimmick’ matches- A Ladder match for the contract, 30 men Elimination match for a chance to main event WrestleMania and Traditional tag team match respectively. Let us now look at some life lessons that can be learnt from these 3 PPVs-

#1 Money in the Bank

You need to reach the top to win the ultimate prize

The ladder match exemplifies the fact that to win the ultimate prize, you got to reach the top. There will be people in life that try to pull you down on many occasions but you should develop the strength to set yourself free and reach the top. In your mission to reach the top, if you were pulled down, you have two options to choose- stay down and accept the defeat or get up and fight back.

In your journey to reach your goal, you will come across multiple obstacles but you need to keep your cool and carefully grab the prize. The ultimate reward, however will be sweeter than honey!

#2 Royal Rumble

You don’t need to fight every obstacle that comes in the way

In life, it so happens at times that tactfulness is the only thing that can save you. You don’t need to fight every obstacle; just dealing with them the right way could help the cause. Royal Rumble match teaches just that. You don’t need to fight all 29 men to win the match; you just need to use you tact and win it.

It is survival that matters. There are situations in life where you are surrounded by many obstacles. It is important to deal with them carefully and make your way to glory. Don’t worry when obstacles are many; worry when your strategy is not right!

#3 Survivor Series

Together Each Achieve More (TEAM)

The traditional survivor series match teaches a dynamic concept of ‘Collective Survival’ or ‘Team Work’. You may be so good individually but when you can’t work in a team, it would be useless.

There are times in life when you can’t prosper unless you work as a team. As Michael Jordon says, “Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.” What else will redefine this fact better than the Survivor Series tag team match?