Thread: WWE removes Heyman from creative, Bruce Pritchard to oversee all creative
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Old 06-12-2020, 04:48 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by XL View Post
I mean that’s the issue, right? You build someone/something for a few weeks and the guy in control goes “nah” move on.

Was the 3rd hour where Raw went “dark” a Heyman thing? I think it was when he took the reigns that Raw suddenly felt like it had an injection of energy/the pace picked up. Storylines seemed to crossover a bit more. I remember enjoying that for a couple of weeks.
Probably although the 24/7 title shenanigans and stuff might have preceded it in terms of giving the 3rd hour a different feel or boost to the show. Heyman might have taken that idea and gone in the more dark or edgy route when he took over as lead RAW creative around a month later.
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