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The new recruiting class is heavy on former athletes as usual, but there are a few notable names who could be big stars
WWE enterd the NIL game with “Next In Line” signing of 16 athletes for “Name, Image, and Likeness” deals to become future WWE superstars
WWE Superstars are upset with Vince McMahon over a new rule. And, several people want to know what is the deal with Dolph Ziggler.
Vince McMahon is heading to the WWE Performance Center this week to scout for the main roster. Meanwhile, there’s a new AEW couple alert.
If you ask Roman Reigns, the WWE Performance Center (PC) shows were trash. And, a photo of Matt Hardy from a recent in a car accident.
Matt Cardona teamed with Mojo Rawley as part of the Hype Bros, but he didn’t enjoy it. And, the WWE Performance Center is undergoing changes.
John Cena was not a fan of WWE signing AJ Styles to a contract. And, there are new rules about wearing face masks at the Performance Center,
Vince has a love for bigger wrestlers, and this is once again proven by the WWE signing two wrestlers trained by the Great Khali.
The Undertaker has been spotted at the performance center, guiding future superstars + Rocky Johnson was reportedly ill for weeks before his death.
Dolph Ziggler was so upset with his SummerSlam match against Goldberg, that he tried to quit. Also, a RAW superstar has been sent back to WWE’s PC.
The WWE have revealed they hired a new coach at the performance center, none other than Ace Steel. Learn more about Steel and his new role.
Former TNA X Division champion Alex Shelley is working at the WWE Performance Center, and WWE Network will be home to Steve Austin’s podcast.
Before joining NXT or the main roster, people stop by the WWE Performance Center. So, here are photos and bios of potential superstars.
The WWE Performance Center sees a mix of superstars that are the future of the business, rising NXT talent & those that have already made the main roster.
See photos from the first WWE Performance Center tryout of 2019, featuring 40 elite athletes looking to start their journey toward WWE Superstardom.
From rookies to superstars, see the transformation of the WWE Performance Center’s April 2016 class of recruits in the latest photo gallery.
WWE might be looking to expand its developmental system abroad in the UK and Saudi Arabia – a rival for the company’s Performance Center based in Orlando?