Wrestlezone’s Top 10: What Raw Needs To Accomplish

September 3, 2012

Top 10 Things Raw Needs to Accomplish

10. No More Multiples of Replays

I cannot stand when Raw has it's first hour with two replays of the same thing. If you want to replay something from previous weeks, like Triple H or another important feature, let it wait until after 9. You can tease it all you want, but they really need to focus on the week to week transitions and not holding the past in their hands. WWE sometimes cares too much about driving a story from previous weeks instead of progressing one currently. It has happened much more since the expansion of Raw to three hours. Now, they have 3 hours and 10 minutes of programming, and a lot of it has been used with Touts, Tweets, and recaps. I am okay with it in dosages, but spread it out over the three hours.

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