6/19/2007
The best RAW episode evarrr!!!
It is not because Vince McMahon supposedly died in that episode, and it is not because of the draft either. It is because...
Bret “The Hitman” Hart appeared in a live WWE event for the first time in ten friggin' years!!!
He did not exactly came out from behind the curtain, but his mere appearance is more than enough for me who is not privileged to see my fair share of Bret Hart sightings.
As much as I wanted to see the WWE CEO actually die, whether on or off screen, I was actually more interested with the draft. And it has been some time when I last took fancy with the staged WWE revamp, errr... draft.
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If we are just going to plainly base on what transpired on draft night, it is easy to see that the clear winner of the draft is RAW. And it does not take one to be a rocket scientist to figure out that the biggest loser is SmackDown.
The bland RAW brand got a shot in the arm by acquiring former champion King Booker, recent title holder Bobby Lashley, and the steal of them all, an up and coming Mr. Kennedy. On the other hand, from losing Booker, Kennedy, Chris Benoit, and an iffy Boogeyman, all the SmackDown promo got in return is a big lug, a diva, a senior citizen, and a recently suspended midcarder turned jobber.
You think the trades in the PBA are lopsided, what do you call this one?
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I should not have bothered waiting for the supplemental draft. What are worth noting though that Kendrick and London did not get separated, Daivari is back, Holly is back in SmackDown, and ECW got more freaks.
Bret “The Hitman” Hart appeared in a live WWE event for the first time in ten friggin' years!!!
He did not exactly came out from behind the curtain, but his mere appearance is more than enough for me who is not privileged to see my fair share of Bret Hart sightings.
As much as I wanted to see the WWE CEO actually die, whether on or off screen, I was actually more interested with the draft. And it has been some time when I last took fancy with the staged WWE revamp, errr... draft.
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If we are just going to plainly base on what transpired on draft night, it is easy to see that the clear winner of the draft is RAW. And it does not take one to be a rocket scientist to figure out that the biggest loser is SmackDown.
The bland RAW brand got a shot in the arm by acquiring former champion King Booker, recent title holder Bobby Lashley, and the steal of them all, an up and coming Mr. Kennedy. On the other hand, from losing Booker, Kennedy, Chris Benoit, and an iffy Boogeyman, all the SmackDown promo got in return is a big lug, a diva, a senior citizen, and a recently suspended midcarder turned jobber.
You think the trades in the PBA are lopsided, what do you call this one?
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I should not have bothered waiting for the supplemental draft. What are worth noting though that Kendrick and London did not get separated, Daivari is back, Holly is back in SmackDown, and ECW got more freaks.
Labels: WWE
// posted by Unknown @ 01:25 
