- Joined
- Dec 3, 2010
- Messages
- 4,452
- Reaction score
- 92
- Points
- 53
- Location
- Montreal, QC
- Favorite Wrestler
- Favorite Wrestler
- Favorite Wrestler
- Favorite Wrestler
- Favorite Wrestler
ECW was the #3 show. Always. Doesn't matter what type of ratings it got because nobody except the people contending for the title were ever on ppv. ECW was nothing. Comparing it to Smackdown even slightly is ludicrous. It was an "extra" show.ECW was getting the numbers SD gets rating wise at the time. It isn't like they lacked exposure in his stay or people weren't tuning in. He also made a handfull of ppvs. At the time ECW was only competing with The Shield and Rescue Me for top rated Tuesday night cable programs in primetime
Killings was on tv from like Novemeber when he showed up on heat to mania, so 5 months his whole first stint as he didn't really ever get back on there during the invasion and was released after the wwe had that big ass roster. Road Dogg also getting popped for drugs canned his tv time. 3 years is giving him credit for developmental, which Morgan also did and you ignored
And regardless of how you want to count the number of months Morgan and KKwik were active on the main roster during their first stints, Killings still at least made enough of an impact to warrant WWE making mention of his previous stint as "KKwik" when he re-debuted as "R-Truth" when he returned. Even his new moniker was similar to his old one. Morgan won't get that kind of acknowledgement. They'll start him out fresh as if he was never there in the first place and with Ryback already doing the "unstoppable force" character, they're obviously not going that route with Morgan. If anything they'll start him on the next season of NXT and make vague mention of his success in "other promotions". Morgan was a lot more popular in TNA than Killings ever was or either of them were during their first stints in WWE. Morgan IS a TNA guy. Killings isn't.