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#4 An overall change to the product, for the better
There is no doubt that since Triple H has taken over running 205 Live, the product has improved and gotten back to its roots. There have been some tremendous matches since the focus is now on what's going on in the ring rather than outside of it, and a couple of great examples would be Itami vs Strong and Gulak vs Nese.
When it comes to outside of the ring, Triple H brought in someone who is tremendous on the microphone to be the first General Manager of the Cruiserweights in Drake Maverick (aka Rockstar Spud). Bringing in Maverick as a General Manager helps the division in a positive way as opposed to the last major name they brought over in Enzo Amore.
The initial addition of Amore was interesting, but the entire show would become all about him and rest of the guys were in the background. This week's 205 Live is a good example that Maverick isn't going to overstay his welcome as he wasn't on the show much.
