New Column: The Twenty Year Problem
Looking at a story that has been going on since 1997 in various forms and why Smackdown has figured it out in one simple change.
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Man, talk about a difference in product on the brands. On top of that, it’s okay on Smackdown if the big heel in Styles is dominant as champion for a while, because he puts on good matches, has gotten cheers for being such an amazing talent, but when a face finally gets the belt off of him, that face will get cheers because of the way the program’s been booked.