Michael Hayes

**Providence Peep** · 12-28-2010, 11:00 AM

I found this posted on another site and thought I'd posted here for those who haven't heard about it yet...

"Many within WWE have speculated that Michael Hayes' role as the head writer of SmackDown is in jeopardy. His right hand man Chris DeJoseph was recently let go and the program has garnered dismal ratings since moving to Syfy.

In recent years, non-main event talent preferred SmackDown to RAW because there was more room for career growth. Currently, WWE's Friday night brand features veterans garnering most of the spotlight with only a few exceptions.

One WWE source said that while Hayes received much praise for pushing younger talent, his focus is generally on the veterans. Writers who have worked under him are the real reason young talent are showcased on SmackDown."

So, do you guys think it's time for Michael Hayes to be future endeavored? And if you could pick ANY one person to become the head writer of Smackdown, who would it be?

12-28-2010, 11:00 AM	#1
Providence Peep Posts: 4,371	Michael Hayes I found this posted on another site and thought I'd posted here for those who haven't heard about it yet... "Many within WWE have speculated that Michael Hayes' role as the head writer of SmackDown is in jeopardy. His right hand man Chris DeJoseph was recently let go and the program has garnered dismal ratings since moving to Syfy. In recent years, non-main event talent preferred SmackDown to RAW because there was more room for career growth. Currently, WWE's Friday night brand features veterans garnering most of the spotlight with only a few exceptions. One WWE source said that while Hayes received much praise for pushing younger talent, his focus is generally on the veterans. Writers who have worked under him are the real reason young talent are showcased on SmackDown." So, do you guys think it's time for Michael Hayes to be future endeavored? And if you could pick ANY one person to become the head writer of Smackdown, who would it be?