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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2013 8:11:06 GMT -5
like someone said above i heard that it was no way out
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Post by Deleted on Feb 17, 2013 9:10:51 GMT -5
"King of the ring!"
"Cyber Sunday!"
Mexican Kid: "Why don't we have both?"
*Mexican music*
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Post by Jericho Is God!™ on Feb 17, 2013 9:19:51 GMT -5
Would like for King of the ring to come back, its a good way to have a mid carder take that step up to the main event without having to use the MITB.
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Post by Arthur Speaks on Feb 17, 2013 12:21:03 GMT -5
I know it'll suck. In my mind, they should have an All-Star Game. It's a month before the MLB All-Star Game, and it's literally been a half-year at that point. They could make the brands separate again, then have the fans vote on WWE.com, live events, house shows, Facebook, and YouTube. Of course, you can't vote on Twitter. And on Tout, we could make a video telling WWE who we're voting for. Basically, it's a 20-man battle royal. 10 RAW Superstars against 10 SmackDown Superstars. We vote for who should be on the teams. However, voting begins in April the night after WrestleMania. The first Main Event after Extreme Rules is a selection show, where we find out the top vote-getter as well. The voting ends an hour after Extreme Rules, so that final weekend is crucial.
The night before the PPV on USA (and Facebook and Twitter and YouTube), they could have an All-Star Saturday Night. There could most likely be skills events (like an arm-wrestling contest) and the premise is that Superstars face each other for the first time in one-on-one RAW vs. SmackDown matches. The WWE and World Heavyweight Championships could be on the line the night of the PPV (meaning the champions can't be on the team, and some guys who might've been voted in can't be on it either). There is no prize for the 20-man battle royal, just brand supremacy. OK, another incentive: The winning brand main-events Money In The Bank (pretty much gets the closing match on the show). Once we cut the field from 20 to 10, voting for the MVP begins on WWE.com, Facebook, and YouTube. The WWE All-Star Game is pretty much a reinvented version of Bragging Rights.
In my mind, I think this will be a fun concept for everyone, and the Brand Extension could be legitimized again. I might've caught the fever of the NBA All-Star Game festivities, but this is 10x better than what WWE would have planned.
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