Say something positive about WWE

[Above Average]

Inspired by the TNA thread of the same name I thought I'd get people's views on this too.

I'll set the ball rolling:

I like how WWE makes regular visits to countries outside of North America, particularly due to the fact that they usually make two visits to Northern Ireland per year.

[Branimal]

• 2009 has been a very good year for the IC title after years of neglect.
  
• Despite having the lowest ratings of all 3 shows (I think), ECW was consistantly the best show for most of 2009.
  
• Somehow signing Bret Hart and working out an on camera role for several months has made me beyond happy.
  

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For one glorious summer, SmackDown was the "A show".

[stormwrestling]

Dec 28, 2009 11:33:30 GMT -5 @jdogindy said:

For one glorious summer, SmackDown was the "A show".

Good times, good times.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

I'm enjoying the following Raw wrestlers as of now:
-Sheamus
-Bourne
-Cena
-Kofi
-Jack Swagger
-Orton
-Cody Rhodes
-MVP

[Mozenrath]

They can still surprise me sometimes after all these years, like giving Sheamus, Miz, McIntire, and Kofi some time to shine.

[spagett]

Dec 28, 2009 11:33:30 GMT -5 @jdogindy said:

For one glorious summer, SmackDown was the "A show".

Am backing this.

For 2 or 3 months Smackdown was on fire and I had the most fun watching that since the golden days of 2000 WWF.

[bob]

Dec 28, 2009 11:38:22 GMT -5 spagett said:

Dec 28, 2009 11:33:30 GMT -5 @jdogindy said:

For one glorious summer, SmackDown was the "A show".

Am backing this.

For 2 or 3 months Smackdown was on fire and I had the most fun watching that since the golden days of 2000 WWF.

yup.......good times good times

[Rubix Cube Johnny]

Drew McIntyre

[Big L]

Dec 28, 2009 11:33:30 GMT -5 @jdogindy said:

For one glorious summer, SmackDown was the "A show".

This. And the focus on da IC & US title

[El Hijo De Slapnuts]

They still somehow make every show MUST SEE,because even though it has flaws there's always a ruby in the turd pile

[cartern923]

Bret Hart.

Drew McIntyre.

I also enjoy the fact that they've taken a little bit of risk with Sheamus. Call it what you want, and I can't say I'm the biggest fan, it was totally unpredictable.

[Celgress]

It isn't WCW 2000,,,yet.

[xxshoyuweeniexx]

Bret Hart is coming back, Croft and Barretta are pretty cool, Smackdown was the A Show in the summer with that garbage celeb and stale bread "we can do anything because there's no competition" main event that was Raw, and Maryse is hot.

[Celgress]

Dec 28, 2009 12:09:05 GMT -5 xxshoyuweeniexx said:

...Maryse is hot.

You got that right. ;D

[barley96]

RAW is the must see show.

WWE has original and edgy programming.

We are in the golden era of professional wrestling.

Seriously, even though there are still wrestlers dying, I will give Vince McMahon credit for the wellness policy. He seems to be putting effort into keeping his wrestlers superstars clean.

[Solid Stryk-Dizzle]

I'll give them credit for having a youth movement that doesn't seem forced or overblown.

[barley96]

Dec 28, 2009 12:55:44 GMT -5 Solid Stryk-Dizzle said:

I'll give them credit for having a youth movement that doesn't seem forced or overblown.

Just the geriatric movement that is forced ie DX, The Undertaker, Batista, and now Bret Hart (even though I like him).

[Solid Stryk-Dizzle]

But their young guys are being booked strongly and are being given steady pushes (And then there's Sheamus)

They aren't putting Kofi out there and yelling at everyone that he's the future of wrestling and using that as a reason to like him.

[I Like Your Poetry]

The slickest, most polished professionally produced wrestling product on the entire market today.