Road Dogg recently appeared on an episode of Superstar Crossover, where he spoke about the changes to the WWE programming under the new regime.
Road Dogg, speaking about WWE’s most recent Extreme Rules premium live event, said:
“We just booked a mixed card where both brands are on like a super card. Every match had a great talent. I thought ‘Man, what a freaking show.’”
Road Dogg continued on, speaking about the recent story between Sami Zayn and the Bloodline. Road Dogg said that he believes the segments have helped make the shows flow better, before admitting that, while three hours of Raw used to be a challenge, he believes that the current shows are a breeze to get through, before noting that he believes AEW shows ‘are not fluid’.
He said:
“It really is all of our top talent. On top of that stack is The Bloodline and Sami Zayn, Sami and Roman in some of those backstages were priceless. And I mean award-winning nominations. I just think there’s some magic there. And it’s commonplace for me to say ‘Well this company’s the best and the other company’s not’ but their television show is not fluid. Things don’t connect. And when I watch now I will admit three hours on Raw used to be a challenge. But for the last three months it’s been a joy to watch and a breeze to get through.”
Next week’s AEW Dynamite show is set to go head to head against next week’s episode of WWE NXT, and WWE have announced multiple mai roster stars for the NXT show, while AEW has three championship matches set for Dynamite.
Road Dogg recently returned to WWE after being released from the company back in January;
Road Dogg was released as part of the company’s plan to restructure the NXT brand, and with the recent regime change seeing Triple H in charge of creative and talent relations, he was brought back to the company.
Road Dogg Names Area AEW Programming Is Lacking Compared To WWE
