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I’ve never been a fan of the “brand split” and if you ask me, it should’ve ended WAY back in 2002 when Vince defeated Ric Flair for “100 percent control” of the WWE, but that didn’t happen. Now that’s it’s going to end, I’m glad.
He said it was for the foreseeable future meaning it isn’t fully over I guess.
I’m going to assume everything stays the same and it will mostly be forgotten about within a few weeks. If it truly is ending I’d hope they’d at least merge the world titles together. Other then that I don’t really care.