Thread: Should they be doing more to hype the draft?
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Old 05-09-2005, 05:55 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by Crashnburn
Personally I wish the WWE would go back to a format where they didn't hype shit up anymore, with the exception of the ppv's of course. For example if you're bringing in a new superstar don't hit us with two months of vigenettes/promos before they actually debut because they will never be able to live up to the hype. Just have them do the old standard suprise run in. Bring the shock value back to sports entertainment. So as far as the draft goes I would enjoy it just as much if not more if some random Raw opened with Vince standing in the ring and announced that they were having the draft that night.
I agree 100%. About the wrestlers anyway. I think vignettes would be better spent on hyping an already existing wrestler. Maybe have a "Billy Kidman Moment #239" air, with Billy Kidman injuring Paul London with a Shooting Star Press.

They need to worry more about hyping their older talent then their newer talent.
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