Ever walk out or leave a show early?

WrestleMania XXIV

Left immediately after Edge tapped out, to try catching a taxi back to the hotel.

After the money has been spent, I'm not going anywhere. That said ,almost every show i ever went to was worth it for one reason or another. However, i can think of 2 that seemed like a real chore to sit thru. The first was a January 2000 WCW Thunder taping that me and my then girlfriend went to. She was a casual fan at that point so she was excited to go........after that, getting her to watch WCW again was next to impossible. The other show was a WWF house show in late summer 2001.The stadium was barely even half full (the first time i could recall WWF getting a poor attendance there) and most of the guys really half assed the show because of it. The saving grace was the main event, Taker and Kane vs DDP and Booker T in a cage for the WCW tag team titles. Those 4 put on a hell of a match.

Raw in 2004 it was my first and only time ever going to a WWE Event.I was a young teen and me my brother and a person who I thought was my friend went to raw but we left early due to a snow storm.It was during the road to WM 21 and I belive the main event was HBK vs Chris Jericho in a hardcore match or something like that.We left right before The Trish and Christy Hemme segment.

Only at concerts that I don't care for the headlining band. Anything else I'm sitting through all of it.

No I never have.

When I went to Wrestlemania 29 I got up and started walking away before Rock and Cena went behind the curtains but I wouldn't really call it leaving earlier. They were at the top of the stage as I was making my way out and we got back to the hotel quite quickly without any trouble really. We actually stopped at Wendy's too.

I never have, but at WM30, the family of 4 sitting next to me split after Cena/Wyatt. The seats ran $600 a pop, so unless they got those sweet tickets comped, that was a waste of cash

I have to question your time frame on this because Harvey won the women's title from Jacqueline in like December of 99. I'm not sure they would have been having them at house shows that far in advance.

I've never left a WWE show early. I left one wrestling show early and it was an indie show that was running late and I decided it would be better to leave early and get home by 1 than watch the main and get home by 2.

I am hoping if the WWE remains as tone-deaf as it seems to be, and the WM32 main event is really just forced-face Reigns vs not even being booed-heel Hunter in a bland out-of-touch match, that the overwhelming apathy leads to the crowd heading for the exits en masse.