3. Other things
Commentators would need to be divided, as they already are, but in any case, in my view it should be JBL, Jerry Lawler and Booker T for Raw, and Michael Cole, Byron Saxton and Tom Phillips for SmackDown.
For pay-per-views involving both brands, the commentary team should be Michael Cole, Booker T and Tom Phillips. But that’s just my opinion. I would reduce the length of Raw to two hours, instead of increasing SmackDown‘s to three, because then that may just be too much for the production team, wrestlers and the fans on the whole.
The last thing to be sorted out would be considering which of the current pay-per-views, other than the big four, would be represented by which brand.
This is where it is tricky, because a lot of WWE’s current day pay-per-views have a theme to them, such as Money In The Bank and Night Of Champions, and so making them brand-exclusive would be difficult. The best option, then, would be to have every pay-per-view have both Raw and SmackDown competitors, but then quite a few could miss out, which is another problem.
Perhaps that is why WWE cannot split their brands again. It would become too much of a complication, handling such a large roster which such limited time.
Commentators would need to be divided, as they already are, but in any case, in my view it should be JBL, Jerry Lawler and Booker T for Raw, and Michael Cole, Byron Saxton and Tom Phillips for SmackDown.
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| The commentators would also be split across brands |
The last thing to be sorted out would be considering which of the current pay-per-views, other than the big four, would be represented by which brand.
This is where it is tricky, because a lot of WWE’s current day pay-per-views have a theme to them, such as Money In The Bank and Night Of Champions, and so making them brand-exclusive would be difficult. The best option, then, would be to have every pay-per-view have both Raw and SmackDown competitors, but then quite a few could miss out, which is another problem.
Perhaps that is why WWE cannot split their brands again. It would become too much of a complication, handling such a large roster which such limited time.
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