WWE has received criticism in recent months for the handling of John Cena's retirement run, among other storylines. It appears that the negative reviews have prompted the company to make some behind-the-scene changes.
According to reports from PWinsider, the company has made some creative adjustments recently, with Vice President of Creative Writing Ryan Ward now overseeing the agenda for both Raw and SmackDown.
Road Dogg is now said to be sharing the responsibility of SmackDown with John Swikata as co-leads, while Alexandra Williams and Jonathan Baeckstrom have similar role on the Raw side.
Alexandra Williams is someone who has worked closely with CM Punk since the former AEW star's return to the company. Baeckstrom previously served as the lead writer for 205 Live.
It's unknown if the changes are related to the reports of WWE overhauling the creative plans for WrestleMania 42 recently, right before Drew McIntyre beat Cody Rhodes for the WWE title.
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