Facebook Twitter Instagram
    Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube
    Wrestling Republic
    • WWE
      • Raw
      • Smackdown
      • NXT
    • AEW
    • Reviews
    • Honestly
    • Lists
    • Scouting Showcase
    • Hidden Gems
    • Other
      • Ask Allison Anything
      • Impact Wrestling
      • MLW
      • NWA
      • ROH
      • Independents
      • Japan
      • ARWP
      • Allison Analysis
    • About Us
    Wrestling Republic
    Home » WWE President Nick Khan Reveals He Believes Raw Would Benefit From Being Four Hours
    WWE

    WWE President Nick Khan Reveals He Believes Raw Would Benefit From Being Four Hours

    Gabriela BoteoBy Gabriela BoteoAugust 23, 2021Updated:August 24, 2021
    Facebook Twitter Reddit

    Credit Photo: BT Sports

    Last weekend BT Sports released a new interview with WWE President Nick Khan where he addresses situations like AEW, releases, and more. 

    Khan was hired last year by the WWE since then his popularity with the WWE Universe has had several ups and downs. He sat down with MMA journalist Ariel Helwani from BT Sports on an open talk. 

    The questions were frank and straightforward, with Nick Khan addressing major situations that have been going on in the last year in WWE. 

    Regarding the number of releases and how he copes with all the heat and discontent from the fans, Khan responded by saying “When something’s a disaster I want all the credit, when it’s a hit I want none of the credit. If I’m blamed for what the fans don’t like, that’s good by me,”

    On the decisions behind the roster cuts that had become a trend since April from last year, he points on the fact that he is not the only one who makes the decisions and that Vince is the one who makes the final decision “There’s a collective of us… So between Bruce Prichard, who oversees the entire creative process, between Kevin Dunn who oversees all of our production, between Stephanie McMahon, [Triple H], all are involved in these decisions”

    Regarding AEW, Khan was clear, they had blinders on them, and will always focus on what is best for WWE and only WWE.  

    One of the answers that highlight the most was about the idea of RAW having one hour less, a popular topic between the WWE Universe. He answered with humor “From my point of view, RAW would benefit from being four hours, so we would get paid more money and SmackDown would be eight hours.” let’s not forget that the addition of a third hour to the show was to get a more lucrative broadcast deal.

    It was one of the first times that Khan took the time to speak face-to-face with someone and answer burning questions based on his position in the company. 

    You can watch the entire interview in the link down below. 

    Gabriela Boteo Nick Khan WWE
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Reddit WhatsApp
    Gabriela Boteo
    • Instagram

    23-year old, lover of wrestling since little! My GOAT is Shawn Michaels and Lita :) Currently studying Communication.

    Related Posts

    60

    “Gunther Learns his Wrestlemania Opponent(s)” – WWE SmackDown Review March 17th, 2023

    March 18, 2023

    Wrestling Republic’s Wrestler of the Day: Johnny Gargano

    March 16, 2023
    55

    “Breakker and Hayes Make it Official for Stand and Deliver” – NXT Review Match 14th, 2023

    March 15, 2023
    55

    “The Prodigal Uso Returns” – WWE SmackDown Review March 10th, 2023

    March 11, 2023
    Add A Comment

    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

    Wrestling Republic
    Twitter Instagram YouTube
    • WWE
      • Raw
      • Smackdown
      • NXT
    • AEW
    • Reviews
    • Honestly
    • Lists
    • Scouting Showcase
    • Hidden Gems
    • Other
      • Ask Allison Anything
      • Impact Wrestling
      • MLW
      • NWA
      • ROH
      • Independents
      • Japan
      • ARWP
      • Allison Analysis
    • About Us
    © 2023 ThemeSphere. Designed by ThemeSphere.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

    Go to mobile version

    Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy