As most WWE Network News readers likely know, November’s classic content drop was WWE RAW from 2010 and 2011. While December’s classic content drop has seemingly started, how is the WWE promoting last month’s drop? They’re focusing it around several individuals, with the biggest focus being on The Rock.
The Rock returned to the WWE in 2011 and made a splash with his feud with John Cena. As a result, he is front and center when WWE.com promoted the drop. In fact, “The Rock Returns” was the title of the drop. Beyond that, they also plug Bret Hart’s return to the WWE, Shawn Michaels’ goodbye from the company, and the Nexus.
Below is WWE.com’s synopsis for the 2010 and 2011 RAW drop:
“With the addition of more than 150 hours of Raw spanning 2010 to 2011, WWE Network now offers more than 1,200 episodes of the longest-running weekly episodic television show in history. This new classic content offering features The Rock’s electrifying return to Raw for the first time in almost seven years, including the start of his epic rivalry with John Cena. Plus, witness the long awaited return of Bret “The Hitman” Hart, an emotional goodbye from Shawn Michaels, the debut of the Anonymous Raw General Manager, The Nexus, the infamous “Pipe Bomb” and much more.
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