- It was reported yesterday afternoon by Multichannel News that Comcast has signed a new four year agreement with Sinclair Broadcast Group which will keep those stations such as the CW Network on Comcast. Last week concern rose within WWE in fear of SmackDown losing much of its audience. Sinclair provides Comcast with 37 stations on 23 markets including Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Nashville, Tampa, and Richmond.
- WWE quietly released more tickets to the 2007 Hall of Fame induction ceremony yesterday. As of this morning there are still floor seats available on TicketMaster.com.
- The April edition of Stuff Magazine includes an article where they ask various celebrities which superpower they would like to have the most. Former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho was quoted as saying, "I'd like to have a great bulls*** detector-especially in this town." No word if he was talking about Los Angeles or Stamford.
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03-11-2007, 05:37 PM #1I'm back
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SmackDown Gets Saved, More Hall Of Fame Tickets, Chris Jericho
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Smackdown should go back to Wednesday's..enough said
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03-11-2007, 10:50 PM #3Kal Ho Na Ho,C'est La Vie
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Smackdown was never a Wednesday night show, it debuted on Thursday night as a direct competitor to WCW's Thursday night Thunder program, which is the show that you may be thinking of.At the end of its run Thunder was moved to Wednesday night in an attempt by WCW to boost ratings after Smackdown stole away most of their fans.
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