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Super Bowl 50 just concluded with the Denver Broncos defeating the Carolina Panthers. It's the biggest game of the NFL season and this year the game was played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. However, the previous April Levi's Stadium also hosted WWE's marquee event, WrestleMania. To provide an analogy, WrestleMania is simply the WWE's Super Bowl. Just like the Super Bowl, a ton of people go and a ton of people watch the broadcast. If you don't believe me, just check out how different Levi's Stadium is for both events.

WWE quotes that nearly 77,000 people attended last year's WrestleMania at Levi's Stadium and quotes it as a Levi's Stadium attendance record. Figures aren't available yet to determine if that record has been broken by the Super Bowl. Regardless, it's a silly record given that Levi's Stadium has only been in operation since 2014.

WrestleMania 32 is coming up in April 3 and will be held at the home of the Dallas Cowboys and former Super Bowl venue AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Everything is bigger in Texas and the size of AT&T Stadium has lead to WWE coining WrestleMania 32 as the biggest WrestleMania ever without having sold out yet or put any actual butts in a seat yet. They're hoping to shatter the previous WrestleMania attendance record of over 90,000 people set by WrestleMania 3 in 1987.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seems to be excited by any coverage his AT&T Stadium can get and earlier this year hosted WWE CEO Vince McMahon and WWE Superstar (and McMahon's son-in-law) Triple H at a recent Cowboys game.

TRIPLE H, JERRY JONES, AND VINCE MCMAHON

The NFL season may be in the books but the run up to WrestleMania is just getting started.