Ammie Sekhon, presenter of BBC Tech Now, has gone behind the scenes of WWE to reveal the technology that powers the global wrestling spectacle. The show, described as a huge travelling production machine, relies on a sprawling infrastructure of trucks, audio teams and a worldwide commentary network to broadcast from arenas to millions of homes.
Sekhon's report offers a rare glimpse into the unseen tech that enables WWE stars to perform across continents. The production involves coordinating dozens of crew members, transmitting live feeds and managing complex audio systems — all while the action unfolds in the ring.
“BBC Tech Now's Ammie Sekhon unveils the travelling production machine behind WWE's global broadcasts.”
In the same episode, Shiona McCallum explores the latest sleep-analysing technology, examining how devices are changing the way people understand their rest.
The episode is available now on BBC iPlayer, pulling back the curtain on the innovations that keep WWE on air around the world.