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Old 11-07-2014, 06:15 AM   #43
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Originally Posted by Maluco View Post
A channel really is terrible, especially if it is just episodes of WWE Vintage and random things on at random times. Takes away the whole fun of it.

If there are lots of situations like this internationally, it could mean that they never make up the number of subscribers internationally to make it worthwhile. It could be a disaster for the network as a whole.
If I had to guess what a "Sky Sports WWE" channel would be like, I can see it pretty much being Raw being shown at 1am, then repeated again around twice a day after that until the next live Raw. SmackDown, Main Event and NXT still being shown at their usual times but then repeated constantly afterwards until the next new episode, and you would also have Afterburn, Bottom Line, Experience, This Week and Vintage all getting crammed in between each other and also the aforementioned shows.

I don't think they would show PPV's, as I think they can make more money if they keep the PPV's on Sky Box Office, though, if we're lucky, we'd get a random episode of Raw from 1997 on some random Thursday at 3am.
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