Thread: WWE announces new program for finding and training talent
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Old 12-03-2021, 04:25 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by ClockShot View Post
So they're eventually going to go and crank out the same wrestlers over and over again with this. Cookie cutter.

They'll recruit from colleges/universities with big time Wrestling programs (Penn State I think is the big one with Cael Sanderson running the program) and then train them the WWE way. Perhaps grab a football player who didn't get drafted too.

You won't be seeing any more high flyers, submission artists, MMA fighters, etc.
Where did you get this from? It doesn’t state this is the only way to get into the WWE. And the IWC tries to collectively whinge about MMA fighters in WWE anyway. But they could still make it in. This just provides a gateway for guys like Brock Lesnar, Kurt Angle, The Rock, Shelton Benjamin, Chad Gable, Parker Bourdreaux and guys like that. I don’t see how that line-up is cookie cutter. Athletes like that are probably more in-touch with what makes them unique, honestly. If you want cookie cutter, look at the indies and see everyone structure matches with the same beats.
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