5 Big positives that came out of airing SmackDown from an empty venue

#2 Introduced to the world to the WWE Performance Center

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Sure, a lot of our readers probably know about the WWE Performance Center, the state-of-the-art facility where some of the top names in the industry have come from. But one must also remember that there's a vast contingent of casual fans who do not follow the product as closely and as intensely as you and I do. And this is the audience that tunes in to catch RAW and SmackDown on a weekly basis while switching channels.

This audience had a first-hand foray into the WWE Performance Center which is a facility that people like Sasha Banks, Roman Reigns, and so many others have come from, as Triple H explained at the very top of the said show. It was also very cool to see a change of setting in a sense because the 'stock and store' nature of the SmackDown sets can be a little unexciting at times. I wouldn't really be opposed to WWE doing more shows in the Performance Center, or even segments in the future when the situation is much better.