It Had To Be Done: Details On Production Changes To This Week’s Monday Night Raw

Beyond their control. WWE has been undergoing a lot of changes in recent months as the company has new owners and is also seeing a variety of new names running things. That is the kind of thing that can make the company’s presentation look and eel that much different, which was the case this week. However, it turns out there were some different reasons for the changes.

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According to PWInsider.com, there were certain production changes made to this week’s Monday Night Raw. Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock, Arkansas did not use the show’s normal lighting rigs due to the amount of snow on the building’s roof. Instead, WWE used towers to hold up its lighting. There was also a shorter ramp and less pyrotechnics used. This was due to the venue and weather rather than any long term changes to the company.

It was a different kind o show. Check out what was going on this week:

Opinion: This is the kind of thing that has to happen every so often and WWE seemed to make the necessary changes for such a situation. There is only so much that can be done with those weather conditions but WWE managed to make it work without much trouble. What matters is having the show go well, which was the case this week despite the production issues.

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