News on a New Style of WWE Promos Gaining Popularity – WWE has undergone significant behind-the-scenes changes, and the effects of these changes are becoming increasingly evident in the company’s television programming. The recent announcement of Lee Fitting as the Head of Media and Production, following the departure of longtime WWE head of production Kevin Dunn, has played a pivotal role in shaping the new direction.
One noticeable impact of Fitting’s influence has been observed in the content aired on both Raw and SmackDown over the past week. Notably, there have been two videos that stood out: one featuring Chelsea Green and Piper Niven at a club confronting Kayden Carter and Katana Chance, and another on SmackDown with Butch teasing a name change to Pete Dunne, revisiting his old gimmick with Tyler Bate. Additionally, a segment with Kevin Owens hyping his feud with US Champion Logan Paul showcased a shift in presentation style.
According to Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select, this change in approach is a result of Triple H allowing Jeremy Borash to assemble a team in NXT over the past few years, operating independently from Dunn’s oversight. The success of this approach in NXT paved the way for similar videos to be incorporated across all of WWE’s programming when Dunn left.
Individuals involved in creating these promos have spoken highly of the new process, emphasizing the freedom granted to them. The report indicates that under Dunn’s leadership, segments might have cut away to various elements, whereas the new method prioritizes allowing characters to breathe and letting the segments play out organically.
The report stated, “One source noted that under Dunn, the segment would have likely cut away to several different things, but the new method was to let the characters breathe, and the segment to play out.”
This shift suggests a departure from the previous production style, ushering in a fresh approach that aims to enhance the storytelling and character development aspects of WWE programming.
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News on a New Style of WWE Promos Gaining Popularity
