Thread: The WWE needs to do a better job of building up storylines for BIG PPV Events
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Old 09-21-2009, 08:19 PM   #7
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Every PPV but one or two are "specialized". And specializing them (the new ones anyway) has destroyed some of the better gimmick matches with overexposure.

We have the Rumble, No Way Out, Mania, Backlash (Mania rematches), Extreme Rules, Night of Champions, SummerSlam, Breaking Point, Cell, Survivor Series and TLC.

By doing the Cell PPV, for example, it really cripples its specialness. Same with TLC.

By lowering the amount of PPVs, you get better builds automatically because there wasn't a two week gap between one PPV to another. Those voids could easily be filled with SNME or other specials.
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