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#1 Stopping the overly-scripted nature of programming
Perhaps the biggest detriment to WWE's programming in 2019 is the fact that it's very formulaic, predictable and overly-scripted, whether it's promos from superstars or the announcer's calls.
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There's simply too much restriction and WWE probably feels that with the nature of their show, it's best to keep the overly-scripted nature of things. The issue with this is that it's extremely detrimental to performers and hampers their ability to grow.
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As a result of this, we have seen multiple NXT prospects such as Apollo Crews flounder on the main roster. Even with Triple H in charge, it's simply unlikely that the nature of the overly-scripted program will go away.
Sure, certain performers may get leeway, but since the Performance Center is training the talent of the future, there's a high chance that they teach future superstars promos in a scripted manner rather than in an improvisational one.
It'll certainly be interesting to see.
