UFC has bought WWE

John Titor, I am happy that UFC has bought WWE. Also, I want to say that since Triple H took over creative, the product the wwe has been putting on TV has no longer been stale. For example, when I turned on my local Fox station to watch the 10pm news a few months ago, I saw a little bit of an episode of Smackdown after not watching Smackdown in a long while (Before I saw that episode, the last time I watched Smackdown before it was before Triple H started running creative.) and said to myself that it looked like an awesome episode. Before I saw that episode of Smackdown, I used to turn on the end of Smackdown each Friday so that I could watch the 10pm news and say to myself that what I saw was awful.




I can tell that the WWE has been trying since Triple H took over creative. The product has a different feel to it. It reminds me of TV-PG Smackdown before the 2008 announcement of Raw and Smackdown becoming rated TV-PG (Reminder: Smackdown was always rated tv-pg.). A few minutes ago, I read a news article saying that since the wwe's broadcasting rights contracts for Raw & Smackdown are both up for renewal, the wwe is thinking about adding blood & gore to their matches to get their ratings up even more. Also, I read in that same news article that another reason why the wwe is thinking about putting blood & gore back in their matches is because their new business partner UFC wants them to do so.





I was not surprised to read that the reason why UFC wants the wwe to put blood & gore back in their matches is because UFC wants them to do so. The reason why I was not surprised to read that UFC wants the wwe to put blood & gore back in their matches is because UFC has blood & gore in their fights. Who knows? The rating of Raw might finally change back to TV-14? After all, unlike WWE, UFC's target audience is not kids and is adults.