Post by manic on Jul 12, 2006 16:58:51 GMT -5
World Wrestling Entertainment 2007 Diary
Later in the year 2006 it appeared that WWE was losing its ratings to such television shows as TNA Impact and even worse in the UK losing there ratings to half assed reality TV shows such as Big Brother & I’m A Celebrity. But that was only there smallest worry there main being that after leaving the company for several months (leaving it in the hands of Shane McMahon) many things had changed, such as the television schedule which thanks to the poor ratings and storylines of the shows (e.g. various poorly written gimmicks including Hollywood Grenier and Spirit Squad) the 2 main televised shows by WWE where pulled down from Primetime to the Early Evening slot resulting in a huge drop in fan base. Secondly Shane over the months of ruling over the company had rounded up many indy/un employed wrestlers and signed them to extremely long contracts with the company (these superstars included Shane’s so called Wrestling Savior AJ Styles who has since been wondering the depths of OVW, D-Lo Brown though not being a major downfall has done nothing but battle the jobbers of WWE, Kurgan who is not only worthless but yet another gigantic superstar for WWE to waste money on, the Dudley boys who where expected to tag together reuniting the idea of a decent WWE tag division but no they where split between the brands with D-Von being dumped with his old evil preacher gimmick and so many more talents wasted by Shane McMahon’s visions). After a tremendously dull year of wrestling entertainment thanks to the boy with the golden spoon Shane O’Mac it all resulted in one thing…the return of former WWE Chairman Vincent…Kennedy….McMahon. With his return on the horizon the world can look forward to a new era of sports entertainment without the twisted mind of Shane shadowing over it.
Later in the year 2006 it appeared that WWE was losing its ratings to such television shows as TNA Impact and even worse in the UK losing there ratings to half assed reality TV shows such as Big Brother & I’m A Celebrity. But that was only there smallest worry there main being that after leaving the company for several months (leaving it in the hands of Shane McMahon) many things had changed, such as the television schedule which thanks to the poor ratings and storylines of the shows (e.g. various poorly written gimmicks including Hollywood Grenier and Spirit Squad) the 2 main televised shows by WWE where pulled down from Primetime to the Early Evening slot resulting in a huge drop in fan base. Secondly Shane over the months of ruling over the company had rounded up many indy/un employed wrestlers and signed them to extremely long contracts with the company (these superstars included Shane’s so called Wrestling Savior AJ Styles who has since been wondering the depths of OVW, D-Lo Brown though not being a major downfall has done nothing but battle the jobbers of WWE, Kurgan who is not only worthless but yet another gigantic superstar for WWE to waste money on, the Dudley boys who where expected to tag together reuniting the idea of a decent WWE tag division but no they where split between the brands with D-Von being dumped with his old evil preacher gimmick and so many more talents wasted by Shane McMahon’s visions). After a tremendously dull year of wrestling entertainment thanks to the boy with the golden spoon Shane O’Mac it all resulted in one thing…the return of former WWE Chairman Vincent…Kennedy….McMahon. With his return on the horizon the world can look forward to a new era of sports entertainment without the twisted mind of Shane shadowing over it.
On his immediate arrival at the WWE Headquarters, Vince McMahon made it known that he is returning to his former role immediately with full cooperation of the WWE Committee who also where tired of Shane’s reign as ruler. Vince spent hours of time discussing the new workings of the WWE with his committee and eventually told the press that he has thought of a plan in order to bring back Sports Entertainment, as McMahon wrestles with the disaster Shane left the world can only wonder what his announcement is.
After a long press conference following the end of SmackDown on December 29th 2006 Vince McMahon appeared as a man with a plan, he teased the journalists of the idea that the brand split may be ending or the idea that he may well be buying out a major competition. As the journalists ate up all of Vince’s lies he let loose the information that would supposedly change sports entertainment. Vince McMahon announce on 29th December that no he is not buying out the competition and no he will not be ending the brand split but completely the opposite he is extending it to a 3rd brand, ‘the brand is set to debut in the 1st week of 2007’ announced Vince as he looked mighty proud of himself and the world looked rather disappointed, Vince continued to say that having over 100 superstars on his active roster is not what he desires and that splitting those superstars between 3 brands is a must therefore during a un televised event a new draft will be drew deciding the final active rosters each having 37 superstars to start with…and the name of this new brand…WWE WiReD.
