WWE Building New Stars (Ryan Clark takes a day off)

**Loose Cannon** · 05-11-2009, 05:16 PM

The next few months in WWE have been described as a rebuilding period where the company will try to make new stars. The expectation in the company is that as this takes place they are expecting ratings to drop a little. There are said to be plans in place to bring in more developmental wrestlers from FCW and start them with a purpose as opposed to just putting them on TV and hoping it works out.

There has also been discussion about setting a rule where respective creative writers are to only worry about a limited amount of wrestlers on the brand they work for so that it will allow them to do more things with newer talent. Whether or not that will take place remains to be seen.

One big expectation is that with four TV shows a week (Raw, ECW, Superstars and Smackdown) and the possibility of a fifth being added is that more of the shows will become very wrestling-heavy.

I want to quickly apologize for the lack of news yesterday (Saturday) here on the site. I went out to a free Third Eye Blind concert here in Albany, NY yesterday. This is the first day I’ve taken off in what seems like several years. It’s good to take a day or two off every now and then! Thanks for your continued support of the website! We can’t thank you enough. Also, Happy Mothers Day to all you moms out there. Make sure to call your moms and wish them a happy Mothers Day!!

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So...

1) Thank you WWE for confirming to us that you are in a rebuilding period. The past several years have definately not made us aware of this

2) Every time Ryan Clark thinks that what he does is a real job makes me want to just slap him right across the face. I seriously thinks that he thinks that we (the readers) get upset when news is not posted for several hours because he loves to explain reasons why. Hell, maybe there are people that really get upset when he doesn't post news and that's even more sorry then Ryan Clark thinking this is a real job.

05-11-2009, 05:16 PM	#1
Loose Cannon I'm all there is Posts: 31,811	WWE Building New Stars (Ryan Clark takes a day off) The next few months in WWE have been described as a rebuilding period where the company will try to make new stars. The expectation in the company is that as this takes place they are expecting ratings to drop a little. There are said to be plans in place to bring in more developmental wrestlers from FCW and start them with a purpose as opposed to just putting them on TV and hoping it works out. There has also been discussion about setting a rule where respective creative writers are to only worry about a limited amount of wrestlers on the brand they work for so that it will allow them to do more things with newer talent. Whether or not that will take place remains to be seen. One big expectation is that with four TV shows a week (Raw, ECW, Superstars and Smackdown) and the possibility of a fifth being added is that more of the shows will become very wrestling-heavy. I want to quickly apologize for the lack of news yesterday (Saturday) here on the site. I went out to a free Third Eye Blind concert here in Albany, NY yesterday. This is the first day I’ve taken off in what seems like several years. It’s good to take a day or two off every now and then! Thanks for your continued support of the website! We can’t thank you enough. Also, Happy Mothers Day to all you moms out there. Make sure to call your moms and wish them a happy Mothers Day!! ------------------------------------------------- So... 1) Thank you WWE for confirming to us that you are in a rebuilding period. The past several years have definately not made us aware of this 2) Every time Ryan Clark thinks that what he does is a real job makes me want to just slap him right across the face. I seriously thinks that he thinks that we (the readers) get upset when news is not posted for several hours because he loves to explain reasons why. Hell, maybe there are people that really get upset when he doesn't post news and that's even more sorry then Ryan Clark thinking this is a real job.