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#4 Allows for the 'Yes' chants to return again
RAW starts a new season and SmackDown Live moves to FOX, so we're basically on the precipice of a new era in WWE right now. Whichever network Daniel Bryan lands up on will want the audience to seem enthusiastic and 'into the action'. Well, the trademark 'Yes' chants are a proven commodity and the participatory nature of these chants have led to some great TV moments.
Bryan is a genuinely likable guy who returned to action after being told that he would never compete again. He is the closest thing we have to a superhero at this time. Why wouldn't the audience want to root this one-in-a-million guy who's also a great professional wrestler/sports entertainer when the bell rings?
Let's assume he stays on FOX and the show opens with thunderous 'Yes!' chants, I'm guessing the Network executives will be thrilled to have such a lively show.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
