Thread: The declining prestige of the World Heavyweight Championship
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Old 06-16-2017, 09:32 AM   #32
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I'd be fine with Raw and SmackDown having their own World Championship if they were truly treated like separate, competing promotions. In the first brand split they went to great lengths to have the two rosters never interact aside from the Royal Rumble for a few years.

But it's dumb as fuck seeing the brands promote what the other show is doing. It kills the immersion that they are actually competing.
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