Massive Botch: WWE Feed Cuts Off

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Commentators Booker T and Vic Joseph sat in their usual spot at the announcer’s table after the confrontation between all three women. Things were visibly wrong, however, as both men looked at each other but apparently couldn’t hear each other through their headsets.

As Booker and Vic waited, a sound technician ran into frame on the live broadcast to replace what must have been defective headsets for Vic. The broadcast then cut to a pre-taped interview with Keanu Carver outside the WWE Performance Center.

The fast nature in which the feed went to the interview means that the botch wasn’t part of the show, even though Joseph later claimed he could have been cursed by Danhausen.

Everyone up and down WWE has value

While fans don’t see the backstage workers who coordinate and set things up for every WWE show, the show couldn’t go on without a dedicated and hard-working staff.

That staff has to be ready for times when things don’t go according to plan, like when the announcer’s headsets stop working for one reason or another.

From camera people to workers in charge of the set or coordinating the show, it takes a large crew to successfully pull off a two-hour wrestling show every week.

CM Punk even praised several backstage workers during his WrestleMania feud with Roman Reigns over the World Heavyweight Title.

John Cena always famously referred to cameraman Stu, who always followed stars as they came out of the entranceway.

The quick manner in which the sound technician responded may have provided an awkward moment, but it was resolved quickly. NXT GM Robert Stone had to switch things up all night due to attacks, but an actual botch wasn’t on the agenda.