It has been a norm on the Talking Smack show that we must see a dig taken towards Monday Night Raw. The person behind this has been Daniel Bryan for a long time. Last time too, was not any different when he was answering questions to the host, Renee Young and called the Raw show-runners “somewhat cowardly.”
Bryan was asked about the blockbuster return of Goldberg on Raw and the man’s contract with Raw. Bryan commented, “Cowardly in the sense of… for example, they don’t rely on their strictly RAW talent to sell their shows, they’re bringing in people from the Attitude Era like Bill Goldberg. We don’t need that here on SmackDown Live.”
Bryan said that they did not need to sign superstars from attitude era since they believe in their own talents. They have someone called James Ellsworth! Now, the Raw General Manager, Mick Foley has obviously did not take the words, likely and hit back Daniel Bryan on Facebook.
He quoted, “REALLY?
So McMahon/Foley, the duo who booked the first women’s main event on #Raw in 12 years, and who have booked the first ever Hell in a Cell Match in #WomensWrestling history are cowardly? Really? Cowardly? Daniel might want to rethink his word choice there. It seems to me the last time he chose the root word “coward” to describe someone, he was schooled by The Miz. Stephanie and I thought we would have to wait until #SurvivorSeries to humble Daniel and Shane-O Mac – but if need be, we can layeth the verbal smacketh down on their candy asses long before then. Don’t mess with the #McMahonFoleyConnection.
*Rock’s catch-phrase stolen with his permission.”
The beef between these two general managers is being created by the WWE Creative since we will be getting brand vs. brand matches in the Survivor Series PPV on November 20th to determine who the best brand is. Since the WWE Draft has happened, Smackdown has beaten Raw in terms of ratings to be the number one show in WWE television. The rivalry will be continuing in the upcoming weeks as we are approaching towards Survivor Series, gradually.