@WrestleFeatures the most logical spot for Drew McIntyre right now is in a psuedo-reboot of The Rising with LA Knight & Solo. McIntyre doesn’t need brought back into the undisputed title race.
@WWE love the decision to turn royce keys heel here. great fit for both OTM and royce keys given their situations, this should elevate everyone involved. i like the sensible, albeit unexpected booking. more of this, please.
AAA TripleMania was initially planned as a one night event on Saturday, September 12.
The decision to split it into two nights had more to with bringing AAA to Las Vegas the night before the Zuffa Boxing event in hopes of attracting network executives in town and making an impression with potential partners.
- @WrestleVotes Radio on @FightfulSelect
Hot take: I feel WWE is promoting AAA heavily to get it a TV deal— targeting Paramount (CBSSN, Pluto TV) or WBD (truTV) as new partners, whilst being open to shipping AAA to a current partner, such as The CW, NBCU (Peacock), or Fox (Tubi).
AAA in its current form, is formatted really well for Free Ad-Supported TV (FAST TV), imo.
Those listed above are the most realistic options but Pluto TV stands out given WWE’s recent strategy of spreading their TV shows around different platforms & companies.
@WWE Best case scenario for Drew McIntyre when he returns is RAW, get him into this story. he has history with roman, solo, and more recently jacob fatu.
@WWE they also recycled the Sami/KO/Bloodline spot. retreading moments and programs are best done well when the moment/program is a vehicle for a story, which is why i was okay with Roman running back the Bloodline, there is clearly a different story being told for Roman’s arc.
@WWE seems to me that they might actually run back the summerslam program but with roman, zilla, and the profits involved.
the SS program was good, it should be a good WarGames program too if this is the direction.
despite that, i hope i’m not getting the wargames program right..
@WrestleOps i dont keep track of how frequently they air commercials however they need to limit ad breaks to four 2:30 breaks and one 1:00 picture in picture for every hour of TV programming, like the NFL has their own commercial limits. After all, TV time is limited & WWE is a PROMOTION.