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Old 08-03-2006, 05:10 PM   #3
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The WWF, since RAW started (which was originally 1 hour), has always had at least 2 hours over multiple shows.

WCW, once Nitro started, had at least 3, maybe 4, with Worldwide, Saturday Night and Nitro.

It really just depends on the size of the roster. TNA and ECW need more than one hour because they have such a big roster and not everyone is utilized as they should be.

Near the end of WCW, they were doing like 6 hours a week when Nitro went to 3 hours. I forget, did Thunder ever go 3 hours?
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