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Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2018 10:57:45 GMT
WWE is considering revamping their PPV line ups and names.
Now it's reported they may use old WCW titles for future PPVs such as Halloween Havoc, Spring Stampede, and even Starcade.
Personally I think SuperBrawl should make a return or Bash at the Beach.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2018 18:10:25 GMT
Sweet.
Being Halloween is my favorite holiday (yes - i consider it a holiday - tend to bounce back and forth between that and Turkey Day).....
Halloween Havoc was just pure gold in WCW.
The atmosphere of it all was tremendous.
Never understood why since the WWE now owns the rights - they never brought it back during October (what was their PPV - was it Hell in the Cell?).
Here's actually a Top 10 Halloween Havoc moments produced by WWE 3 years ago. What are they waiting for.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 11, 2018 0:46:09 GMT
Let's hope they are talking about classic names such as 'Halloween Havoc' and 'Bash at the Beach' instead of the death years of 'Greed' or 'Sin'
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Post by kaype on Sept 19, 2018 2:18:30 GMT
Ugh, more PPVs? Enough is enough. There are too many at the moment.
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Sept 21, 2018 17:14:06 GMT
Ugh, more PPVs? Enough is enough. There are too many at the moment. Fuckin' A. I'd like it scaled back to five or six, but at the very least I don't want MORE. If anything, change the existing generic ones like "Battleground" to a classic WCW event if that's what they wanna do. My personal favorites would be Starrcade because of its history, and then Halloween Havoc, Fall Brawl, and Bash at the Beach. I always hated "Hog Wild" as a pay per view title. Same for "World War 3." |
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Post by kaype on Sept 23, 2018 23:15:39 GMT
Ugh, more PPVs? Enough is enough. There are too many at the moment. Fuckin' A. I'd like it scaled back to five or six, but at the very least I don't want MORE. If anything, change the existing generic ones like "Battleground" to a classic WCW event if that's what they wanna do. My personal favorites would be Starrcade because of its history, and then Halloween Havoc, Fall Brawl, and Bash at the Beach. I always hated "Hog Wild" as a pay per view title. Same for "World War 3." Indeed. It just makes it increasingly more difficult for the WWE to create meaningful storylines and have them 'climax' at PPV events. PPVs have really lost their status and value - they just feel like extended, slightly more extravagant episodes of RAW and SmackDown. |
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Sept 23, 2018 23:40:56 GMT
Fuckin' A. I'd like it scaled back to five or six, but at the very least I don't want MORE. If anything, change the existing generic ones like "Battleground" to a classic WCW event if that's what they wanna do. My personal favorites would be Starrcade because of its history, and then Halloween Havoc, Fall Brawl, and Bash at the Beach. I always hated "Hog Wild" as a pay per view title. Same for "World War 3." Indeed. It just makes it increasingly more difficult for the WWE to create meaningful storylines and have them 'climax' at PPV events. PPVs have really lost their status and value - they just feel like extended, slightly more extravagant episodes of RAW and SmackDown. Exactly. Sunday Night Raw -- and equally as inconsequential. Most of the PPVs now are honestly a chore to sit through with the exception of the Rumble, although I was pleasantly surprised by (and enjoyed most of) Hell in a Cell recently. |
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Post by kaype on Sept 24, 2018 1:46:40 GMT
Indeed. It just makes it increasingly more difficult for the WWE to create meaningful storylines and have them 'climax' at PPV events. PPVs have really lost their status and value - they just feel like extended, slightly more extravagant episodes of RAW and SmackDown. Exactly. Sunday Night Raw -- and equally as inconsequential. Most of the PPVs now are honestly a chore to sit through with the exception of the Rumble, although I was pleasantly surprised by (and enjoyed most of) Hell in a Cell recently. Now that the WWE have launched their own network, they really have no incentive to be strategic with their PPVs. They have a vast broadcasting enterprise which they have a complete monopoly over. And Vince McMahon clearly still is determined to make his company bigger and more prevalent. I mean, look at this year - a PPV in Saudi Arabia and one in Melbourne, Australia; this would have never happened even 10 years ago. |
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