10 Ways To Improve The WWE Network

7. Big Brother Is Watching

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Given how the WWE regularly loves to tout the success of their excellent Performance Center, wouldn€™t it be great if the WWE Network gave subscribers an in-depth peak into what goes on there on a daily basis? Yes, there€™s the upcoming behind-the-scenes show that€™s to focus on NXT, but wouldn€™t it be cool to just be able to click on to a live stream of what€™s going on down in Florida at certain points of the day? It€™s a style of programming that wouldn€™t even need to feature sound and is something that the WWE could only make available at certain points of the day in order to keep some semblance of privacy and mystique, but it could be a great way to showcase up-and-coming talents as they learn their craft or adapt to the WWE way of working.
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