5. Daylight
The most immediate noticeable talking point at WrestleMania 31 was the daylight. And it wasn't in a good way. The extra brightness meant that it was harder to look at the screen at times. It additionally resulted in shadowing that proved distracting to the human eye. Throw in the fact that it made the faltering WWE Network stream look even worse, and you get an idea of how the daylight wasn't really ideal for the broadcast. It also undermined a lot of the traditional production, with lighting effects being largely redundant in the opening matches. Even towards the end, Bray Wyatt's entrance was nowhere near the spectacle it usually is.