10 Most Important Off-Screen WWE Personnel

9. Jason Robinson

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At WrestleMania 33 last year, WWE unveiled their biggest ever set, transforming one entire half of Orlando's Camping World Stadium into a theme park of Brobdingnagian proportions. The frankly ridiculous rollercoaster was the creation of longtime set designer Jason Robinson, a man responsible for many of the most memorable stages in the company's history.

Robinson's designs are hampered these days by WWE's disappointing though economically understandable decision to wheel out their universal set for pretty much every PPV, but he still gets to showcase his incredible constructions at least once a year come WrestleMania season. For all its many problems, WWE's recent in-roads in the Middle East have at least given Robinson fresh opportunities to wow us all.

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