WWE Network Cancels Weekly 'Talking Smack,' 'Raw Talk'

WWE's 'Talking Smack'

WWE is shuttering its “Talking Smack” talk show, which aired on the WWE Network following Tuesday’s “SmackDown Live.”

The post-show, as well as the “Monday Night Raw” version “Raw Talk,” will be reprogrammed to strictly follow pay-per-view events, WWE said. Meanwhile, Cruiserweight series “205 Live” will continue to run Tuesday nights on the WWE Network and will follow “SmackDown.”

“We continuously review WWE Network’s programming line-up based on a variety of factors, including viewership and subscriber research,” a WWE spokesperson told TheWrap in a statement. “‘Talking Smack’ and ‘Raw Talk’ will air following pay-per-view events, and Tuesday will continue to feature ‘205 Live.'”

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WWE fans on Twitter aren’t exactly chanting “This Is Awesome!” over the decision to eliminate a weekly “Talking Smack.”

Here are some choice reactions:

Y'all really gonna cancel "Talking Smack?" How bout I cancel my network subscription? How bout dah??? @WWENetwork pic.twitter.com/qCaO3mKJn6

— Kazeem Famuyide (@RealLifeKaz) July 14, 2017

Talking Smack being canceled is the dumbest decision WWE has done in a long time smh

— Nintando (@Tanner1495) July 14, 2017

WWE has cancelled Talking Smack. What the hell are they trying to do to SD?

STUPID DECISION.

— PWM – WWE COVERAGE (@ProWrestlingMag) July 14, 2017

They canceling Talking Smack because they know damn well that is 10x better than RAW itself pic.twitter.com/7kmzW0IIAx

— sleepwalking (@xluckylass) July 14, 2017

"Talking Smack" has been cancelled and that's just dumb. It was a place for stars to work on their promo.So much talent benefited from it.

— Talk'NWrestlingPod (@TNWPod) July 14, 2017

Everybody actually liked Talking Smack….so WWE cancels it.

— Matt Williams (@MattitudeG1) July 14, 2017

GET RID OF 205 FFS NOT TALKING SMACK

— Shaylin (@OneMoreMachka) July 14, 2017

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