3 Examples Why Current WWE Camera Crew Is Far Better Than the Vince McMahon Era (2024)

It has been over a year since Triple H took over the creative leadership of WWE, and it has been a revolutionary change in the company. The Game had done a spectacular job of taking the company to a better side, and his work has received a lot of appreciation from professional wrestling enthusiasts across the world.

In addition to the quality of storylines and character handling, the WWE production team has also played a major role in improving the overall product, including the camera crew. Amid the way things have been handled in the Stamford-based promotion in recent times, many wonder if the current camera crew in the company is better than the Vince McMahonera, so here are three examples that prove it to be the case.

3. WWE production has started putting in a lot of hard work for entrances

The thing that has grabbed a lot of attention from the fans in this new era under Paul Levesque is the entrances, particularly due to the creativity in them. WWE production has started putting in a lot of hard work for entrances, and it has been clearly visible in recent months as the company has been able to produce some of the best ever entrances, a prime example of which is Sami Zayn’s entrance at WrestleMania 40 and also the one in Montreal.

Not just the segment in his hometown, but the company has used multiple such spots for Zayn, and all of them have been exceptional. Additionally, superstars like Jey Uso and Becky Lynch have also been a part of highly memorable entrances that have been a level above all their past entrances. One of the biggest positives that the audience has spotted in these segments has been the no-cut policy of WWE.

In the Vince McMahon era, the company used to have a lot of cuts, even in segments that didn’t necessarily require them, but the camera crew has improved this thing. In fact, minutes-long backstage segments have been organized before entrances by the company, and it is a prime example why the current WWE production and changes by the camera crew of the Stamford-based promotion are exceptional, to say the least.

2. Using drones to capture Logan Paul’s top rope dive

Another example of why the current camera crew is way better than the previous era is the use of drones to capture Logan Paul’s top rope dive at the recently held King and Queen of the Ring PLE. During the special event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, The Maverick challenged Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship, and that’s when this incredible spot took place.

THIS camera shot from a drone for Logan Paul hitting a Frogsplash off the top rope and onto Cody Rhodes through the announce table was PERFECT.

Love the new elements WWE has been adding to their production as of late. 👏👏#WWEKingAndQueen pic.twitter.com/nPhgo8ePcI

— PW Chronicle (@_PWChronicle) May 25, 2024

This exact moment occurred when Logan jumped from the top rope to hit a Frogsplash onto Cody Rhodes through the announce table, and the Stamford-based promotion used a camera shot from a drone to capture it. As the company decided to have a special set-up to get a particular shot during that match, it clearly shows how invested the current crew is in giving the best possible product to the WWE Universe.

1. WWE has started using high-resolution cameras for better output

While the above two examples are of particular aspects of WWE’s product that have witnessed creative changes for improvement in the overall quality, they probably wouldn’t have made that big of an impact if the cameras weren’t up to the mark. As WWE has started using high-resolution cameras, this change has resulted in better output for the professional wrestling audience.

The 8k camera is back at WWE King and Queen of the Ring. pic.twitter.com/At2iAb6Jpc

— Pro Wrestling Feed (@prowrestlefeed) May 25, 2024

As witnessed by the fans on the recent King and Queen PLE in Jeddah, 8K cameras were used by the Triple H-led promotion, and the difference in resolution of the product was clearly visible. All in all, these things show how the current team is better than the Vince McMahon era. Also, if WWE continues to make such revolutionary changes in their work methods, it is surely going to help them attract a lot more people to their programming.