Top Ten: Creative Angles for Raw Tonight

November 28, 2011

Number 3: Make Piper's Pit about The Miz

I will be the first to say that I am not a fan of Piper's Pit being on Raw. I feel like it is useless, and they need to create someone new to do this "interview segment." Piper is still good, still controversial, and still is relevant to most of the fans. This cannot be solely focused on John Cena and The Rock. We are not going to see The Rock until 2012, so why not give The Miz the spotlight tonight? Have him and Cena talk, as they are the only two of the four from the Survivor Series main event currently active. I do not want to see a one-on-one match between the two, but rather them state their cases for a match with Punk. TLC needs to have a Fatal Four Way between these two, Punk, and Del Rio. After that, it becomes easier to book the next few Pay Per Views, Rumble match itself and Elimination Chamber. The Miz is so reminiscent of Piper, a guy who speaks truth and a guy who people love to boo. (In Piper's prime)

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