wweSince the first brand split during the Brutal Invasion era, we’ve been trying to sell the idea of ​​SmackDown vs. RAW to fans, so much so that we even made a game series out of it. While in kayfabe it’s not always that important, it seems to be a big issue backstage.

Do certain superstars get preferential treatment because of their names? Are some talents being suppressed? Just for an imaginary flaw (some kind of brass ringing thing) that participants in the main event could get away with major holes in their games? These questions and debates will excite fans, but what do the real WWE talents think?

Well, according to the latest news from Ibou Homemade coursessome celebrities may feel that they have suffered a disadvantage. This is especially true if they work on a Friday night, which is normal for most brand splits except for the Bloodline era.

“I will say, I’ve been talking to some people in WWE about what’s been going on lately. There’s been some creative frustration. A lot of times, they’re annoyed because they don’t know what their creative is, but most importantly, talent is starting to understand the creative differences between RAW and SmackDown. That’s what it is now. Like, does anyone know, ‘Oh, I’m on Friday? Well, we know what that means,'” Ibrahimovic said Homemade courses (32:40-33:20)

After emphasizing the importance of RAW on Netflix, Roman Reigns jokingly said he doesn’t want to go the Blue Brand’s way. Considering Raines and CM Punk On February 2, that seemed to be the case.

Roman Reigns and CM Punk disparage WWE Championship in RAW promo battle

Roman Reigns wins this year’s 2026 Men’s Royal Rumble, ensuring he will compete in a Universal Championship match of his choice at WrestleMania 42. It didn’t take long for the Tribal Chief to give us an answer, revealing last week on Monday Night RAW that he was going after CM Punk.

Before that moment, though, Drew McIntyre and the WWE Champion took some chances with the help of Reigns and Punk. Despite Drew’s longstanding and brutal rivalry with the two, SmackDown’s top dog was viewed as the “easy choice” and the less enticing option.

When the show ended, Reigns vs. Punk seemed like the obvious choice, while Drew McIntyre’s performance was a bit weak. “Punk” is the New York version of McIntyre’s Big Mac, which is something that should never be said about the current undisputed WWE Champion.

Punk at least gave his Upcoming challenger, Finn Balormore respect than he gives Drew.