Once upon a time, in a sports entertainment company far, far away...
There was one World Champion, four big pay-per-view events and one united roster. It was a golden age in professional wrestling. Anything could happen on any given day. With that idea in mind, the average fan never knew who might pop up and was anxiously anticipating every weekly show.
In the early 2000s, WWE officials, who were stuck with all the extra talent after buying out WCW, decided to separate the roster in two. Raw and Smackdown, red and blue, came to be and it remained so until winter of 2011.
Triple H, the chief executive officer of the company, decided to reunify the rosters once more and dub the weekly programs "Supershows." This allowed f...
Get the full article at Bleacher Report - Pro Wrestling
BleacherReport.com is the owner of this article.