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Old 05-19-2012, 09:14 PM   #56
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I've always thought the perfect formula for a wrestling show was to have a PPV caliber match (A goof 20 minutes) between some upper mid-carders/main eventers who aren't John Cena every week and a followed by a gripping storyline development to end the show. Then fill the show before that with some Midcarder vs Midcarder matches, Upper Midcarder vs Lower Midcarder semi-squashes, non-wrestling storyline development and weekly showcase of the divas division. It means less meaningless matches where your main eventers are constantly losing as a lazy way of building storylines and it keeps the weekly TV intriguing while giving people a reason to watch the PPVs (A show FULL of those awesome matches, getting to see rare losses of upper tier guys, getting to see a guy like Cena in the ring.)
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