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Hi, I'm Sparkly and this is how WWE Should Book where I take an angle from now to the future and challenge WWE to do it better (or not at all in this case) because I'm a smartass. *ding* Today we book... the return of Sunday Night Heat. Some people will say "Well, Sparkly, why are you bringing back Heat?" I'd tell them to fuck off, watch Heat, compare it to a pre-show, come back, and fuck off again. So, here's how I would do it. First of all, it would not be a RAW show like how it was when it was around before. This time, it's Smackdown Live Heat, every Sunday, and if it lands on a PPV day, it's the new PPV pre-show, because pre-shows suck nowadays. So yeah, the night after Wrestlemania 34, have Shane McMahon come out, battered up because he probably fought at Wrestlemania again. Have him announce that pre-shows are no more. Instead, we need heated action, so we need... Heat. Every Sunday night on the WWE Network. So, the first week, huge viewership numbers, Shane and JR on commentary, and a main event of AJ Styles vs Shinsuke Nakamura N1C for next week's Smackdown to build 1st week ratings. And the next week, Backlash Pre-show is replaced with... Heated Backlash. 2 matches, Colons vs New Day (because they need to be used) and Randy Orton vs Aiden English (because Rusev is probably on the PPV and Orton should get a payday.) And from there on, you can do the same type of thing. Big matches on non-PPV Sundays, and PPV Sundays giving people opportunities that aren't booked for the PPV. And that is how I would book it, do you disagree, let me know in the comments, and I'll see you soon. #casting#rookies#bigbrother#survivor#hungergames #wwe
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