Thread: DISCUSSION - What Feuds in the WWE are crucial for the year 2004 in your opinion?
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Old 04-27-2004, 06:21 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by PureHatred
Nah, Booker T needs to go over some midcarders. It looks like he's going to get squashed by UT at Judgment Day. But after that he should go on a f*cking tear. The main problem on Smackdown is that the whole roster is thin so that practically everyone on the show is establishing themselves.
Another concern of mine is even if Booker T "re-establishes himself" and becomes a main-eventer, will it still make Smackdown look 'inferior' to Raw? I mean - the guy has been a mid-carder on Raw for 2 years.

I'm interested to what the WWE does with this Medici character (I don't know if that's his name). Hopefully - he becomes Smackdown's answer to Randy Orton (i.e. a prominent and promising main-event heel for the not-so-distant future)
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