Triple H promises more changes to WWE production after WrestleMania 40 on Sunday

After Kevin Dunne left WWE, Lee Fitting joined the promotion. Since then, there has been a noticeable shift in the show, a change that Triple H has confirmed will continue.

Lee Fitting, formerly of ESPN, is the new head of media and production and fans have enjoyed the big change to the show, especially when it comes to the in-ring action.

Under the guidance of Lee Fitting, WWE implemented different camera shots and adopted a more sports-oriented presentation style in its broadcasts.

At the 40th press conference, Triple H praised Fighting for his direction and production choices, indicating the positive reception to the changes made under his leadership. He also stated that there will be more production changes.

“[He] New here, but it was, inadvertently, a game changer. To me is appropriate. From a production standpoint, from what we do, from the look and feel. You see changes happening every week on TV, and there will be more of them. You see it and I see people are excited about it, and they love the changes that are being made. I'm telling you there's a lot more to come. We made a conscious decision together, Lee, Nick [Nick Khan]And I, to roll out these changes slowly over time. There's a lot more to come. When I tell you, Lee Fitting, I love working with him, he has a passion for this just like we do. He may be new here, but he's in on everything. He's the kind of guy I'd want to work for. I want to do things to make his job easier, I want to cooperate with him, and I want to make things better with him. I can't say enough good things about him. A lot of the change you see and a lot of the success you see comes from Lee Fitting.

We already mentioned that WWE took inspiration from the UFC to make more sports-focused shows as well. We'll have to wait and see if fans see more changes to the presentation in the coming weeks.