Daniel.
BK to NJ, but always a New York Knicka
Beyond continuity,  Smackdown seems to have the one thing RAW  doesn't - people you can book they can feel comfortable booking to lose. There is not a soul on there that is untouchable and it gives them the freedom to do whatever the hell they want and not feel like they've made someone weak.
Cena can even loss and they run with the getting older, time is up stuff. The feeling that the belt is just sitting around waiting for Cena diminishes by the day and its the first time I don't mind seeing him in the title picture.
RAW on the other hand has so many guys they're trying to protect that it makes everyone else that could use the wins look weak because the wins never feel legit. Roman, Rollins - all are in a position where they're made men but have been written into a corner where they can't lose. Cass, Strowman (who's grown on me), Charlotte, Nia, Cesaro and Sheamus' run HAD to end in victory or it was all for nothing.
As such....Owens looks like shyt. Banks and Bailey look like shyt. New Day is Teflon but The Club has looked horrible. Rusev and Zayn are in a good enough place to take the nonsense and really it's because they're Smackdown guys on RAW. There isn't a balance of vulnerability and you either get a situation where youre pushing someone people don't like in spite of someone people do, or you're pushing someone people can get behind but eventually turn on due to limitations (in ring, character or otherwise.
They've spent so much time and effort trying to build guys up that they fear making them vulnerable. It's what makes Stephanie even worse - this unstoppable force/immovable object booking that results in the same shyt over and over.
I personally watch RAW on Monday's out of habit and make an effort to watch SD (live or recorded) because I appreciate what they're doing. RAW won't and can't get better until they can make guys vulnerable and rid that same old shyt stench they have. Both shows do a lot of rehashing matches, but it's a whole hell of a lot easier when you haven't tied your hands together on what to do. They have so much more freedom and liberty with the roster because a lot of the guys are damaged from previous roles and can be repaired, or don't have this pressure to be "next".
	
		
			
		
		
	
			
			Cena can even loss and they run with the getting older, time is up stuff. The feeling that the belt is just sitting around waiting for Cena diminishes by the day and its the first time I don't mind seeing him in the title picture.
RAW on the other hand has so many guys they're trying to protect that it makes everyone else that could use the wins look weak because the wins never feel legit. Roman, Rollins - all are in a position where they're made men but have been written into a corner where they can't lose. Cass, Strowman (who's grown on me), Charlotte, Nia, Cesaro and Sheamus' run HAD to end in victory or it was all for nothing.
As such....Owens looks like shyt. Banks and Bailey look like shyt. New Day is Teflon but The Club has looked horrible. Rusev and Zayn are in a good enough place to take the nonsense and really it's because they're Smackdown guys on RAW. There isn't a balance of vulnerability and you either get a situation where youre pushing someone people don't like in spite of someone people do, or you're pushing someone people can get behind but eventually turn on due to limitations (in ring, character or otherwise.
They've spent so much time and effort trying to build guys up that they fear making them vulnerable. It's what makes Stephanie even worse - this unstoppable force/immovable object booking that results in the same shyt over and over.
I personally watch RAW on Monday's out of habit and make an effort to watch SD (live or recorded) because I appreciate what they're doing. RAW won't and can't get better until they can make guys vulnerable and rid that same old shyt stench they have. Both shows do a lot of rehashing matches, but it's a whole hell of a lot easier when you haven't tied your hands together on what to do. They have so much more freedom and liberty with the roster because a lot of the guys are damaged from previous roles and can be repaired, or don't have this pressure to be "next".
 
 
		 
 
		
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		 .  That is his point.
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