Kemo
08-24-2016, 07:37 PM
The WWE Draft and the launch of the New Era brought many production changes to RAW and SmackDown. Each show was updated with new stage setups, opening video packages and on-screen graphics. The overhauls have been met with strong positive feedback, but WWE changed things up again this week with new sets for RAW and SmackDown.
The sets used for Monday’s RAW and Tuesday’s SmackDown Live were variations of the unique set used for Sunday’s WWE SummerSlam, which led to some uncertainty regarding what we’ll see moving forward.
SmackDown announcer Mauro Ranallo set the record straight on Twitter, confirming that WWE will be sticking with the sets used for this week’s RAW and SmackDown.
Permanent. https://t.co/XzDMcuyba5
— Mauro Ranallo (@mauroranallo) August 24, 2016
The new #WWE #RAW and SmackDown sets are permanent pic.twitter.com/5J2F0GfpAM
— 24Wrestling.com (@24Wrestling) August 24, 2016
The sets used for Monday’s RAW and Tuesday’s SmackDown Live were variations of the unique set used for Sunday’s WWE SummerSlam, which led to some uncertainty regarding what we’ll see moving forward.
SmackDown announcer Mauro Ranallo set the record straight on Twitter, confirming that WWE will be sticking with the sets used for this week’s RAW and SmackDown.
Permanent. https://t.co/XzDMcuyba5
— Mauro Ranallo (@mauroranallo) August 24, 2016
The new #WWE #RAW and SmackDown sets are permanent pic.twitter.com/5J2F0GfpAM
— 24Wrestling.com (@24Wrestling) August 24, 2016