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For the fans wishing WWE would go back to the two-hour format every Monday night for Raw, F4WOnline.com is reporting that it most likely won't happen anytime soon.Β 
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WWE officials are happy with the extra money the third hour brings in each week. So much so, they are looking for even more programming opportunities that might be available.Β 
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More programming on television equals more rights fees and advertising revenue.Β 
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Finding more available hours on television is reportedly WWE's primary business focus right now, rather than live events and pay per view buys.

Frankly, I'm amazed if WWE's actually taking them on, as they wouldn't fit at all in the PG programming, so sadly, that'd mean rebranding them. At the very least, they're sure as hell not carrying their entrance theme over...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K24XdmuEAA4

They were probably just attending to see what could be on offer to them, TNA are highly interested apparently and again if they go there they will be repackaged because their gimmick is mostly not PG

They were probably just attending to see what could be on offer to them, TNA are highly interested apparently and again if they go there they will be repackaged because their gimmick is mostly not PG

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And TNA is mostly not PG, either; it's rated TV-14 in America. :P If the Briscoes went to TNA, then there'd be a good chance of them keeping their current gimmick, as they tend to embrace the gimmicks of the people they bring in.

Frankly, I'm amazed if WWE's actually taking them on, as they wouldn't fit at all in the PG programming, so sadly, that'd mean rebranding them. At the very least, they're sure as hell not carrying their entrance theme over...

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Fingers crossed they start aiming at people over the age of 5 soon, their is only so much we can take of the ****ing Cena show. There were rumours about trying to make it a bit edgier..

Fingers crossed they start aiming at people over the age of 5 soon, their is only so much we can take of the ****ing Cena show. There were rumours about trying to make it a bit edgier..

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