The WWE recently started a new trend, and no, I’m not talking about Twitter.
I’m talking about the company replacing most of its B-level pay-per-view shows with names and concepts that center around a particular gimmick match or matches.
In 2012, we got a whopping six PPVs that fit that bill, a major change that’s only happened over the course of the last few years.
It used to be Backlash or The Great American Bash. Now, it’s Extreme Rules or Money in the Bank.
Some like the gimmick pay-per-views, and some hate them. But it’s obvious that the higher-ups in the WWE want gimmick PPVs to...
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