WWE Superstars Reportedly Weren't Impressed By Those "Celebrity" Segments During SMACKDOWN

WWE Superstars Reportedly Weren't Impressed By Those "Celebrity" Segments During SMACKDOWN

Friday Night SmackDown featured a number of FOX personalities weighing in on this year's WWE Draft but a new report claims that many of the company's Superstars weren't a fan of those. Check it out...

By JoshWilding - Oct 14, 2019 11:10 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
This year's WWE Draft has widely been written off as a disappointment by fans, especially as the "celebrity" portions of Friday Night SmackDown came across as more than a little cringe-worthy. Now, a new report from WrestlingNews.com reveals that those were all taped on October 6th, hence why they came across as incredibly generic. 

It was noted by many fans that the likes of NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long kept namedropping wrestlers who are either long dead or retired when asked who they would draft, something that really doesn't put over talent from today. 

"[WWE] can’t help themselves," one current Superstar told them. "It always makes me cringe when you see them trying so hard to show everyone how mainstream they are. It actually makes the company look worse because it is so obvious to the people watching at home that the NFL guys being asked to talk about WWE don’t know anything about current wrestling. We’ll never shake off the stigma with mainstream media if Vince keeps scripting silly stuff on the shows."

Ouch. 

Needless to say, it will be interesting seeing how WWE handles the second half of the Draft during tonight's RAW.
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