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The analogy extends to WWE's orchestrated entertainment—both sports organizations are reliant on storytelling, star power, and manufactured drama. The speaker suggests that people crave authentic conflict—real rivalries and passion—rather than manufactured storylines or scripted entertainment.
He points out that the most engaging TV stories involve couples fighting or breaking up, indicating that viewers prefer conflict over harmony. Similarly, fans want to see athletes competing fiercely, not politely playing and maintaining friendships that lack tension.