What more can go wrong for smackdown

[Guest It wasnt my WOOO]

With eddies tragic death and the injury batista has sustained what more can go wrong for smackdown?

[Guest FreeSpirit]

Christian could leave Smackdown after getting fed up with being under utilised?

 

Oh wait thats happened already :(

[Guest rolo007]

Well The Undertaker will be back at SS and he is a major part of smackdown so it will be good to see the deadman back agen.

[Guest MrFill]

Well, they could bring back a 45 year old retired wrestler, put him in a tag team with someone who isn't over and then have them squash the up and coming tag teams.

 

They could start a midget division, giving it more time on TV than the cruisers.

 

They could move the Cruisers to spend more time on the "web based" show.

 

I'm sure I can think of more things.

[Guest rolo007]

Undertaker isnt 45 he is 40 and also he is not retired.

 

he is the best thing about WWE

[Guest Christof]

Shame that Animal is 45 then :P

[Guest MrFill]

Shame that Taker wouldn't be put in a tag team either.

[Murph 93]

Shame that Smackdown is still on the air. Any network with a bit of sense would have cancelled it by now. If an average T.V show was getting as much stick as SD, it would have been cancelled AGES ago.

 

RAW is the Malcolm in the Middle of wrestling

SD id the Oliver Beene of wrestling

 

Two very similar shows, but one was just simply better than the other. (MITM being better than OB, and Raw being better than SD).

[Guest Danny Styles]

RAW is the Malcolm in the Middle of wrestling

SD id the Oliver Beene of wrestling

 

and at the moment.. Oliver ~Beene is kicking Malcoms ass

[Murph 93]

and at the moment.. Oliver ~Beene is kicking Malcoms ass

Oliver Beene got cancelled in September 2004, while Malcolm is currently (by choice) having their last season.

[Guest Danny Styles]

Oliver Beene got cancelled in September 2004' date=' while Malcolm is currently (by choice) having their last season.[/quote']

 

touche dude

 

well then at the moment Smackdown is kicking Raws ass :P

[headshrinker 26]

To be fair, despite losing a lot of talent and thinknig a midgets division is a good idea, Smackdown has been better than Raw recently. However, they could use a couple of big names to bolster the roster (maybe guys who hardly ever have anything to do on RAW like Big Show, Kane, Shelton etc.) The roster draft has worked out badly for them since they got Hassan and Christian who both left. With Eddie's passing, Batista's injury and Taker's part time schedule, the future isn't looking too good for Smackdown.

[Guest The Crippler]

They could lowball Benoit and let him go to TNA.

[Guest Kanenite]

If Benoit goes I would have nearly given up hope on Smackdown. I can't believe how badly Smackdown are treating some of their stars. The only reason to watch Smackdown at the minute is for Chris Benoit, Rey Mysterio, Randy Orton, Undertaker, Batista and possibly Booker T. Smackdown recently has lost a lot of entertainment to its name. Christian has gone to TNA, Batista is injured and one of Smackdown's biggest stars, Eddie Guerrero bless his soul, passed away yesterday morning. Smackdown is in a slump and needs to get out of it.

[Guest poland74]

I don't think actual "events" could get much worse. Undertakers return should be a boost and in the current situation where Smackdown is a little depleted on talent or at least big name talent. I wouldn't be surprised if Vince asks Taker to take a more active role on Smackdown at least for a few months to fill a void. This could inturn involve a surprise title run.

[Guest Bluestiger99]

Smackdown is currently better then RAW. I think the only other thing that would really kill is if Taker decided to go to TNA. Of course he's not around much, so it wouldn't matter as much as I originally thought.

[Guest CoTT]

I reckon Vince will agree to pay out the extra money to sign Benoit on for a few more years. With the death of Eddie Guerrero, SD! lacks a lot of quality pure wrestling-wise and keeping Benoit on the roster should now be a priority.