Thread: WWE announces new program for finding and training talent
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Old 12-10-2021, 03:11 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Fignuts View Post
Look, I get it. I absolutely get it. Right now the business needs more Drew McIntyres and fewer Kenny Omegas. And it's possible that some of the people they recruit will genuinely fall in love with what they're doing. But what what they'll be doing is WWE's idea of what wrestling should be. And given their track record, I can't help but feel this will lead to the product becoming even more homogenized than it is now.
I don’t have a big disagreement with you or anything. I’m just choosing to see the net benefits, haha. I don’t think it’s going to lead to what you think it will, because I think the talent signed are probably going to be good enough to put themselves into what they do. The smart ones are probably going to learn on the side too, talk to veterans, etc. They’ll hopefully realize that standing out, at a certain point, is good.

I do wish they would open their training philosophy though. Tom Prichard in Knoxville, Al Snow in OVW, Lance Storm in Canada, The Samoans on the West Coast, Harley Race’s school, etc. Diversification is not a bad thing. They’re the right prospects to do it with though.
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