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yup over all of this, Kennedy - MVP is just making me excited all over again.
Only pity here is, we'll get spoilers all over the place. RAW was live. Just gonna have to dodge Boone and Ryan's shit now. |
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Father of Hinduship
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This is one thing that REALLY has me scratching my head (the one above my neck ). With Triple H, Jim Ross, and Undertaker on Smackdown, combined with the fact that Smackdown now has arguably the top THREE promising/emerging talents in the company (i.e. Jeff Hardy, Ken Kennedy, MVP), will Smackdown become the NEW "Flagship" for the WWE? If not - then was it really a wise decision to have so many talents head over to Smackdown? Cena and Batista are (finally) on the same show, but this would have been far more intriguing had it happened 2-3 years ago. In theory, Smackdown and RAW should be seen as equals, but it's never been that way. Perhaps this will finally be the year? (and if not, perhaps Smackdown will be the new 'flagship'). |
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