Below are some top WWE news stories of the day.
• WWE meticulously plans high-risk spots to ensure safety and quality production.
At Survivor Series: WarGames, Bronson Reed executed a dangerous Tsunami through a table from the top of the cage, resulting in an injury requiring surgery.
During a Q&A on Fightful Select, Sean Ross Sapp explained that such spots are typically pitched by talent, reviewed by producers, and receive final approval from Triple H.
WWE informs production teams in advance to ensure the right camera angles for these moments. WWE takes a structured approach, especially for high-risk moves like Reed’s leap off the WarGames cage. This planning ensures both safety and seamless presentation for television.
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• WWE is launching a new competition series, WWE LFG (Legends & Future Greats), set to debut on A&E in early 2025.
The show will feature WWE legends, including The Undertaker, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Booker T, Mickie James, and Bubba Ray Dudley, mentoring aspiring wrestlers competing for a WWE contract.
The series promises a blend of intense in-ring action and behind-the-scenes drama, offering viewers a 360-degree look at what it takes to succeed in WWE. A&E’s Rob Sharenow highlighted its unique appeal, combining unknown talents, WWE legends, and high-stakes competition into a compelling package.
With Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and Jeremy Borash as executive producers for WWE, the show evokes nostalgia while introducing fresh talent, drawing comparisons to the classic Tough Enough series. It aims to bridge generations by spotlighting WWE’s legends and the stars of tomorrow.
