Thread: Should they be doing more to hype the draft?
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Old 05-08-2005, 08:55 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Which brings up the question: Which is worse--hyping a disappointing draft, or dropping the ball now, before the draft?
I would say that over hyping a disappointment is far worse then giving no hype to something that may or may not work. I mean really if they only plan on switching Christian then more or less everyone can see that coming with the promos Christian has been doing latly. However if they do something huge like have God...er...Triple H go over to SmackDown (and actually stay there this time) without any warning or hype...that would be silly.
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