WWE Cut Important SmackDown Match Due To Time Constraints

We’ll get back to you on that. WWE has a lot of people under their umbrella at the moment and that can make for some rather difficult decisions at times. Despite how many hours of television they have every single week, there is only so much that you can fit in over the course of all of those hours. Unfortunately that is going to be a problem for some, especially if you run out of time for something that needs to be done.

We are less than a week away from Survivor Series and that means WWE is running out of time to finalize the card. That is the kind of thing that can put some pressure on WWE as they only have so much time left to get everything set up. They have a lot of the card set up but there are some notable holes left. One of those holes was supposed to be taken care of last week but it did not take place for a surprising reason.

According to Fightful Select, WWE had planned to air a Survivor Series qualifying match on last week’s SmackDown, which would have seen Big E. qualify for the team. However, the match did not take place due to time constraints. There is currently one spot left on the team to be filled before Sunday. Big E. did appear on last week’s SmackDown in a backstage segment.

Big E. would make for a solid addition. Check out what the team could be getting:

Opinion: This is the kind of thing that continues to astound me as you would think that WWE could figure out how to time a show a little better than this. How could WWE miss the amount of time that should be needed for something like this? You would think at some point that they would figure out how to put a show like this but for some reason this keeps happening. Big E. belongs on the team and I’m sure he’ll make it, but it shouldn’t take this long.

Will Big E. make the team? How will Survivor Series go? Let us know in the comments below.

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