WWE writers seem to be a hot topic in the wrestling news this week. If you've been keeping your focus on sports, it seems as though Monday Night RAW had competed against the NBA Playoffs this week. Much to the wrestling mogul's dismay, though, more viewers seemed to be watching the playoffs. While this kind of competition seems to be normal amongst athletic shows, you're probably curious as to how collection services come into this picture. Well, I can say that I have my reasons for the connection.
WWE writers always seem to be pressured to create the best shows imaginable but none more so than this week, as I'm sure you could imagine. The planning process is not one that can be done in a single day, though. Apparently, the basic stories are mapped out months in advance and it seems like instances can change everything, injuries being one such category. For example, I felt like RAW this week seemed choppy, as nothing flowed, which I'm sure savvy fans have caught onto.
If you want to know about the amount of people who watched the playoffs in comparison to RAW, it's a very stark contrast. RAW was able to attain 3.68 million watchers on average, as stated by Zap2It.com. The NBA game, though, was able to attract 11.57 million watchers on average. As you can see, there is quite the difference made and I am sure that the reasons are very clear. There is always going to be an audience for basketball but is it possible that wrestling fans are tired of such fragmented narrative?
Imagine that you're fan who's in attendance for RAW; don't you want to be treated to some of the best action that wrestling can offer you? However, what if you were met with more dance contests and interviews than anything else? You may feel ripped off and driven to almost taking up collection services in order to seek justice. You'd want to go to the first company you see so that you can attain the money you pay, reputable agencies like R.R.S. coming into play or not.
Please do not make the mistake of thinking that I dislike wrestling. I am still a very big fan of it, especially when the matches that I watch feature high-octane action and keep my attention long after they are gone. The problem is that such cases are few and far between, so it's difficult for me to fully immerse myself in the material that is being given to me. The writers in WWE can be very talented but they have to understand that the material they work on, not the shows going against them, rake in the big numbers.
WWE writers always seem to be pressured to create the best shows imaginable but none more so than this week, as I'm sure you could imagine. The planning process is not one that can be done in a single day, though. Apparently, the basic stories are mapped out months in advance and it seems like instances can change everything, injuries being one such category. For example, I felt like RAW this week seemed choppy, as nothing flowed, which I'm sure savvy fans have caught onto.
If you want to know about the amount of people who watched the playoffs in comparison to RAW, it's a very stark contrast. RAW was able to attain 3.68 million watchers on average, as stated by Zap2It.com. The NBA game, though, was able to attract 11.57 million watchers on average. As you can see, there is quite the difference made and I am sure that the reasons are very clear. There is always going to be an audience for basketball but is it possible that wrestling fans are tired of such fragmented narrative?
Imagine that you're fan who's in attendance for RAW; don't you want to be treated to some of the best action that wrestling can offer you? However, what if you were met with more dance contests and interviews than anything else? You may feel ripped off and driven to almost taking up collection services in order to seek justice. You'd want to go to the first company you see so that you can attain the money you pay, reputable agencies like R.R.S. coming into play or not.
Please do not make the mistake of thinking that I dislike wrestling. I am still a very big fan of it, especially when the matches that I watch feature high-octane action and keep my attention long after they are gone. The problem is that such cases are few and far between, so it's difficult for me to fully immerse myself in the material that is being given to me. The writers in WWE can be very talented but they have to understand that the material they work on, not the shows going against them, rake in the big numbers.
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