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Post by 5D's on Oct 14, 2017 4:57:15 GMT -5
For the (excessive) number of hours of weekly programming they have, they've got the right PPV schedule to accompany it. I actually enjoy the 16 PPV schedule.
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Post by Stuart? on Oct 14, 2017 5:35:50 GMT -5
Jan: Rumble
Apr: Mania
June: KOTR
Aug: SummerSlam
Nov: Survivor Series
Throw in 2 or 3 Network specials here and there with big cards to fill in the gaps (i.e. SNME).
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Post by PrincessOfSunlight on Oct 14, 2017 11:04:45 GMT -5
New Years Revolution
Royal Rumble
Road to Wrestlemania: Saturday Night Main Event, Vintage Raw & Smackdown specials, Slammy award special.
Wrestlemania
Backlash
Bad Blood
King Of The Ring
Vengeance
Summerslam
No Mercy
Invasion: NXT vs WWE
Survivor Series
Night Of Champions
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Post by Cody Rhodes Diva on Oct 18, 2017 22:38:58 GMT -5
This would be my projected WWE PPV schedule for 2018:
Royal Rumble:
Elimination Chamber
Fastlane
WrestleMania 34
Payback
Backlash
Extreme Rules
The Bash
Cyber Sunday
Battleground
SummerSlam
No Mercy
Hell in a Cell
TLC
Survivor Series
Clash of Champions
And also, keep in mind expect the same cities (Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas, Philadelphia and Houston) to get a PPV in 2018 as well.
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Post by Emerald Enthusiast on Oct 18, 2017 22:45:59 GMT -5
Lose the brand extension bullcrap Change Raw to 2 hours, leave Smackdown at 2 hours. 6 events a year... January - Rumble March/April - Mania June - King of the Ring (King of the ring gets title shot at Summerslam) August - Summerslam September/October (Gimmick - change it each year - TLC, Hell In Cell, Fall Brawl etc) November - Survivor Series (I want Traditional SS back, teams of 4 with a ‘gran finale’ match of survival) Every now and again, have Raw as a 3 your special to setup/build or payoff an angle. Less is more kids... I completely agree. Too many events deflate the overall feeling of PPVs being special. |
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Post by greenjack1992 on Oct 19, 2017 5:07:53 GMT -5
January - Royal Rumble
February - Roadblock
March - Fastlane
April - WrestleMania
May - Payback
June - Backlash
July - Vengeance
August - SummerSlam
September - No Mercy
October - Battleground
November - Survivor Series
December - Armageddon
The MITB ladder match happens at WrestleMania. Matches like HIAC, TLC, EC, Extreme Rules etc happen when it's relevant to a feud.
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Post by tg11 on Oct 19, 2017 7:55:59 GMT -5
Another schedule I would do
January- Royal Rumble (dual branded)
February- No Way Out (RAW)
March- Roadblock (Smackdown Live)
April- WrestleMania (dual branded)
May- Bad Blood (RAW)
June- Payback (Smackdown)
July- Great American Bash (RAW)
August- SummerSlam (dual branded)
September- Clash of Champions (Smackdown Live)
October- Hell in a Cell (RAW)
November- Survivor Series (dual branded)
December- Armageddon (Smackdown Live)
* Money in the Bank gets scrapped as a PPV and the Money in the Bank Ladder Match is used at WrestleMania with it making a return to WrestleMania...an 8 man inter promotional Money in the Bank (4 RAW superstars 4 Smackdown Live superstars)
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