Ricochet is excited about WWE's new creative direction.
WWE has underwent many changes since the retirement of Vince McMahon, with one of the biggest ones being the creative process that unfolds on TV. This change has been recieved positively for the most part by both fans and wrestlers alike.
In a new interview with NBC Sports Boston, Ricochet discussed the changes and how the presentation of championships mean everything to him.
"I think the presentation of championships have always been important to me. [From 1992-1999], it was all about the championships, you know what I mean? I think there will probably be more light on those, which will help viewers watch it a little better and understand [better]. It’s gonna be a great product that’s gonna be put out there, I think. Everyone’s in a new creative spirit and trying to think of new things, so it’s crazy to see everyone talk and think about new things. Maybe it’s just because everything is new and everything is changing, but I think the presentation is still gonna be WWE spectacle, this spectacular presentation, but I think it’s really gonna put some more focus on the championships and being a championship-driven like story. Whatever the stories are, we’ll lean more towards that rather than the cartoony character aspect of it."
Since Triple H took over WWE's creative duties, there has seemingly been more of a focus on both the Intercontinental and United States Titles, as they are regularly defended and presented in a important light.
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