They are doing a great job experimenting with different ways of presenting the action, transitioning from one segment to the next, and generally not keeping the production stale and predictable.

One thing about Mania weekend I really appreciated were the pre-match hype videos. This has always been WWE's bread and butter, but something they've avoided going the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" route and it really shows. While the videos have always been great, they were pretty formulaic and the only way to really push them up a notch was the right music choice or a great story with great sound bytes.

But the Mania ones were all unique and felt like they were each done by different production teams as opposed to all being done in the same room, specifically the Usos and Gunther/Sami.