There's a lot that WWE is getting right at the moment, and it feels like it's somewhat out of necessity. Make no mistake about it that Vinnie Mac or someone else upstairs is very much aware of the stiff competition that Raw is being forced to face each week. Sure, Monday Night Football is the same ol' threat that it is every year, but it just seems that, as of late, there's something huge every Monday. Last week, there was the Charlie Sheen Roast (laugh if you want, but it targets a similar audience). This week it was Terra Nova. So turning Raw into a Supershow format has some obvious motivations behind it.
And, because of this change, Raw feels like it's ready to burst with talent. It's spontaneous and offers varied types of matches each week. Let's face it - whether or not you thought that every decision on there was smart or whether the right people came out looking good or that sort of thing, Raw was VERY easy to watch this week. Though not perfect by any stretch, Raw has been entertaining as of late. And Smackdown has been... well, doing enough to get by, really (although last week's episode suddenly did huge ratings. I'm not sure what that's about.). Actually, that's one huge problem right now.
