The future of the WWE has now changed course, with the Endeavor Group purchasing a 51% share of the company. Gone are the likes of the McMahon family and Vince's loyal followers and promoted have been some great hall of famers from the last generation such as Paul "Triple H" Levesque and Michael "Shawn Michaels" Hickenbottom, as well as former assistants looking to show off their craft on the big stage.
The new era of the company has begun and the WWE are looking to broaden their fan base once again and bring prominence to not only Monday and Friday nights, but Tuesday and Thursday's also.
Creative have announced some major changes to the WWE post WrestleMania 39, which include a brand new "hard" brand split, separating the two major brands entirely facing them off against one another. The NXT roster will also get a roster overhaul once again focusing on supplying the next gen of talent for the main roster and finally, a womens-exclusive show is now coming to Thursday nights, named Evolution.
The final and biggest new idea generated was that of a one-month hiatus post WrestleMania, which has been explained as similar to the gap between two seasons of a television show. This gives superstars a well deserved break as well as helping the company reset post their biggest show of the year.
We are currently in this "offseason" period, where pay-per-views, rosters and that alike will all be announced for the upcoming year ahead.
These new ideas will transform the landscape of the WWE as we know it and be a major piece of sending this era of World Wrestling Entertainment back to superiority.