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Old 11-09-2012, 10:42 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Tommy Gunn View Post
Hopefully this is a sign Smackdown will go back to being more of it's own show instead of the Raw Rebound show.
Would absolutely love this. It makes SmackDown worth watching when there are certain talents you can only see there. It also reduces the schedule of many workers, lowering the rate of burn-out; gives more opportunities to talent; and it makes having two World Titles a little more logical.

Booker T seemingly becoming more and more paranoid about his job could be a decent way to have him separate the SmackDown brand from RAW permanently. He could be the one who places a ban on SmackDown talent appearing on RAW, and RAW talent appearing on SmackDown, etc.

That way, if the experiment doesn't work, you just have Booker T fired from the position and then the "SuperShow" concept can resume.
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