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WrestleMania XL was a pathetic excuse of a professional wrestling contest that took place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. It became the final event that the WWE would host before being acquired by Disney.

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WrestleMania XL was a pathetic excuse of a professional wrestling contest that took place at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. It became the final event that the WWE would host before being acquired by Disney. The event was covered by DirecTV Pay-Per-View in addition to Bell TV Pay-Per-View, Shaw Direct Pay-Per View, Dish Network Pay-Pew-View and the WWE Network. Costing around $160 to watch the event in its entirety, people who had Android tablet computers, Facebook Nintendo's Oculus VR devices and IPads could watch the event for a mere $40 due to the difficulty in getting a decent Internet signal in most rural areas. By 2019, more people could a package of premium cable TV, unlimited high-speed Internet access and unlimited long distance than a decent university education. CheapNet (dial-up Internet) found it nearly impossible to get a good streaming rate for this event unless they lived in a metropolitan city like Toronto or New York City and were extremely lucky. People with 56k dial-up connections and living in a small-to-medium sized town could only watch the event on cable or satellite TV.