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Old 01-07-2004, 06:07 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by The Ravishing One
I actually like that idea! so a few more thumbs up for you!
The other thing I like about my idea, is the glass ceiling could potentially be eliminated on both shows (atleast for the interim).......since each show would consist of upper-card wrestlers "on the same level".

Raw would have - Triple H, Angle, Big Show, Goldberg, Taker, etc......all 5 of these guys are 'on the same level', and so I don't think even Triple H (or Goldberg) would have a problem jobbing the title to these guys (although they probably would ask for a victory in the return match). Not the greatest scenerio in the world, but atleast they'd be willing to JOB.

With that being said, I also feel that a guy like Angle (or even Big Show)would be willing to put over someone like Jericho. In a sense, Angle would be the 'glue' guy on Raw, who eliminates the glass ceiling between the likes of Triple H from Jericho.

Meanwhile on Smackdown - everyone is a 'virgin'......in the sense that no one (other than Lesnar) will have been World Champion. Since Lesnar would need a NEW main-event level opponent in light of the departures of Taker, Show, and Angle, this is where a guy like RVD or John Cena 'steps up' and becomes a main-eventers

Since everyone would be in the 'same spot', I don't think anyone would feel insecure about jobbing (atleast initially).
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