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WWE will be pulling back from much of the Augemented Reality content they use weekly on Raw and Smackdown, PWInsider.com has confirmed. The plan is for that content to remain on occasion, likely PPV events, but will not be as much of a hallmark on WWE weekly programming. One source stated that last night's Smackdown episode is believed to be the last time it will be regularly used.
Earlier this week, PWInsider.com reported that WWE would be pulling back on using their larger scale set and Titantron at TV tapings in favor for the smaller setup seen in Philadelphia over Wrestlemania weekend.
As part of those changes, we are told the company will also be cutting back on the amount of staff and equipment brought to shows for lighting and production purposes. They will also be cutting back on the number of production trucks at the events. This is just the latest in changes as the company continues to be resculpted in the Endeavor era.
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