Former Monday Night RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff gave his view on how WWE can improve Monday Night RAW. Bischoff was the General Manager of Monday Night RAW for over 3 years and he played his role perfectly. He was also the boss of World Championship Wrestling during the famous Monday night wars.
A lot of fans kept complaining continuously that the class of the main roster shows of WWE is decreasing day by day. However, we believe Raw is a little bit improved since WrestleMania. But it is not as good as its previous days.
Eric Bischoff On How He Would Improve Raw
Why WWE failing to do what they used to do previously? Why are the main shows of WWE Losing their Fame? There are a lot of reasons why it is happening. They have had a lot of wrestlers signed, but hardly using any of them perfectly.
A big reason behind this is failing to utilise all wrestlers they have signed for the main roster. You will not see enough non title feuds these days. Previously there were amazing non title feuds with great storylines. Those types of story lines are long gone.
The former Boss of the World Championship Wrestling and the WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff recently appeared on 83 Week’s podcast where he gave his view on how WWE should improve Monday night RAW and how would he himself book Raw. He said;
“Just replay the same answer I just gave you about process and formula. That’s what it’s gonna take, particularly when you have a three-hour show for God’s sake. That is so hard……I’m such a firm believer in structure and improving story through process. I think that’s what it’s gonna take.
“No one can question, deny, or challenge the fact that Vince McMahon is gonna go down as one of the most creative people that’s ever stepped foot in this industry or anywhere near it. But everybody needs to evolve.
“And because of the sheer volume of the content that’s being produced – not only in WWE but in AEW – if you don’t have a process that you’re 100 percent confident in, you’re just throwing shit up against the wall and hoping it sticks. Unfortunately, as much as I love and respect everybody in WWE, the process doesn’t provide for the explotation of the talent that’s ready, willing, and quite able to produce great material.”
H/T and transcribed by 411 Mania