Fantasy Booking

<p>Welcome everyone to the third and final part of this special fantasy booking piece, where I’ll try to change WWE’s anonymous RAW General Manager storyline from 2010-11, and make the most of it. If nothing else, at the very least make it more than just a&nbsp;hilarious&nbsp;Vince McMahon joke, and try to elevate some potential new [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Welcome everyone to the second part of this special fantasy booking piece, where I’ll try to change WWE’s anonymous RAW General Manager storyline from 2010-11, and make the most of it. If nothing else, at the very least make it more than just a&nbsp;hilarious&nbsp;Vince McMahon joke, and try to elevate some potential new stars out [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Welcome everyone to this special fantasy booking piece, where I&#8217;ll try to change WWE&#8217;s anonymous RAW General Manager storyline from 2010-11, and make the most of it. If nothing else, at the very least make it more than just a hilarious Vince McMahon joke, and try to elevate some potential new stars out of it. [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Welcome back to my blog. This is a special subscribers edition article, which will be written by subscriber to &#8216;SmarKDown&#8217; on YouTube, Aydan Myers. Enjoy, he&#8217;ll take it from here. Back in February 2003, Edge suffered a neck injury that took him out of television until after WrestleMania XX in 2004. This article will cover [&hellip;]</p>

<p>As you all remember, Edge was forced to retire due to his neck problems in April 2011 as the World Champion, which makes this nothing but pure fantasy booking. In reality, Edge knew he only had one more year left in him, and he wanted to be finished on his own terms at WrestleMania XXVIII [&hellip;]</p>