EdgeHead
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 | | Subject: SmackDown Announcer Change, 2nd Gen Stars in WWE, More Sun Dec 19, 2010 9:28 pm | |
| - WWE will be returning to Australia over the July 4th weekend in 2011 for a four-day tour with stops in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide.
- Todd Grisham being replaced on SmackDown by Josh Matthews didn't come as a surprise to many because there had been hints for weeks that Vince McMahon wasn't happy with his work and wanted to make a change.
- The idea in WWE with second and third generation talents is that some of the stars in FCW like Brett DiBiase, Taylor Rotunda, Richie Steamboat and others won't be using their famous last names when called up to the main roster. They will however be acknowledged as the sons of legends, like Husky Harris and Michael McGillicutty have been.
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hippnotizeinfamousminds
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| | Subject: Re: SmackDown Announcer Change, 2nd Gen Stars in WWE, More Mon Dec 20, 2010 12:22 pm | |
| Todd Grisham is far better than Josh Matthews.
I don't get why these men won't be using them famous names. | |
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Y2J X
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| | Subject: Re: SmackDown Announcer Change, 2nd Gen Stars in WWE, More Mon Dec 20, 2010 1:36 pm | |
| I couldn't be happy about the Matthews/Grisham switch. The commentary on Smackdown has sucked for a long time (definitely helped my decision to stop watching) and Grisham is the main reason for that. He is just horrible, whereas I've always liked Matthews. His banter with Michael Cole was usually always great and near the end, became the only reason to even watch NXT.
As for the second and third generations superstars, it just sounds damn stupid to me. I just can't figure out WWE's logic there... | |
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