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Old 01-29-2008, 10:26 PM   #1
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Do you think some sort of "standings" system would benefit or hurt WWE?
I mean, one that actually has a bearing on things like who's up for a title shot, stuff like that.

The one thing I think would really hurt about it is the lack of star power on each show. Even Raw, while usually the most loaded show, tends to not have a fully developed roster.

Ah, I'd post more, but I'm getting bored. Discuss.

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