[Melvis]

When I started, Royal Rumble 2010 was a very modern day time to be writing.

I agree with DC. There's a lot of potential in modern day WWE, with the youth movement in full swing and such. It'd be nice to see someone show WWE just how it could be booked, versus how they're doing it irl. That's what I was aiming to achieve with my thread when it started. Obviously there's KOP, which is great, though I'd like to see a couple more quality bookers have a crack at the modern day. I'm almost tempted myself, though I've got a solid thing going already.

[Shock]

I have no desire to do any kind of modern-day thread right now.

[RatedRKO31]

I'm sure after WrestleMania, threads will be popping up left and right with many starting off with a draft show of sorts.

[Shock]

I bet none of them will last.

[RatedRKO31]

Originally Posted by Shock

I bet none of them will last.

Agreed. Everybody likes to do the past in the WWE.

[FandanGOAT]

Chris Masters. IC/US Title quality in 2005?

[Shock]

I'd think so. Masters was at his best back then.

[Melvis]

Originally Posted by Shock

I have no desire to do any kind of modern-day thread right now.

I said quality bookers.

[Dyer Consequences]

Originally Posted by Shock

I'd think so. Masters was at his best back then.

Masters is at his best in the last year, he was green as hel back then and still developing.

[Jon Staley]

I don't understand why so many of the top bookers (no, not you Shock) don't want to undertake modern-day WWE projects. The excuse is usually that the product sucks - well, if you don't like the product, surely BTB will allow you to improve it and book something that you would enjoy. Isn't that what BTB is about?

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Some post-WrestleMania goodness from a handful of the better bookers would be great to read, and invaluable for the section in general.